I realize as I update this blog that I am truly hopeless at using punctuation and probably pretty shoddy at grammar as well, but as I am blogging the only way that I know how.... my way.
Where I should of learned these things in school I really let the ball drop, I can remember sitting in school English lesson's and just looking out the window or counting the ceiling tiles over and over and over. But as you grow old you seem to stumble on faults that you should of corrected earlier in life.... as in if i had truly concentrated in school I could of had better grades meaning I could of had a better job or a better opportunity at university but here I am thanking windows for the auto-spelling-correct function on my laptop which is almost holding my hand as I walk through this blogged journey!
I don't think I would of ever been able to fulfill my first dream of being a train driver (this being when I was the age of 8-9) and I have kinda let slip my aim of being a teacher but the one thing that helps me is knowing that there is a Tesco's on every street in England where I could get a job and never worry about my grammar, spelling or punctuation. I could be one of those night time workers who magically make all the goods that Tesco has to offer appear every evening so that in the morning the people of the world could come and buy the things they need for their days, not even thinking about where the food came from and how it got from its source to their kitchen cupboards. I salute you silent night workers of Tesco's everywhere.... I may visit you soon.
Nooooo - don't do night shifts! Tesco night workers are actually vampires who only come out between 10pm and 6am. They go to bed as soon as their shift is over and don't awaken until the sun has safely set and it's almost time for work again ;)
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