Here's an example of what a pack looks like, although more often than not, there are a heap more tablets in the blisters!:

I will be glad when it slows down a bit, but so long as I'm getting paid, I don't mind! And most of the customers are friends of mine (it kinda happens like that in small communities... most often you're related to a lot of them too) so it's great to see 99% of them. Then there are the other 1%... I won't even go there!!!!!!
In the world of the V8 Supercars, it was a tragic loss to the Fords on Sunday. But Craig Lowndes (Holden) did come second so it wasn't so bad. (Just had to put this info in for Ingrid, she's a Ford girl... True story.)
Well, I'm about run out of things to blub on about, so I'm going to say 'bye for tonight and go make myself a cuppa.
Have a lovely evening everyone,
Sarah
2 comments:
Phew, sounds like you've been busy--okay, that might be an understatement! ;)
That's nice about mostly seeing people you know--I don't have a full time job or anything, but almost every face I see when I've worked the voting polls in our small town has been familiar. Definitely helps!
Haha, yeah... Just a tad busy. :) It's wonderful.
I don't know how I would work in a city pharmacy where you don't know a lot of people. Love my small communities!
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