Richey Edwards

Commiserations, Arbroath have generally been worthy competitors and opponents in this league during their time here. I hope they recover and rebuild and are back soon. Don't become strangers.

FTFY

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Tell him to do the FIFA skill move named after him or get off the park.

Give the next penalty Josh Clarke

Now the 3rd is coming.

I managed to do 12 hour shifts on Thursday and Friday without feeling like a fucking fraud. I also did my first ever wound dressing on an actual wound. I'd practiced the procedure loads of times but that was the first time I had the opportunity to do it for real.

Not a bad lineup. Cue Ayr losing 1-0.

I knew I could rely on someone here to tap that one in.

David Smith's next magic trick is to heat the SRE. It will be closed next season for this purpose.

Yeah it was actually. First time I've been since they changed premises.

No, I was on my way to Lychees for a meal so had no eggs on me.

...and that's the rain started here. Definitely one for the weather fans today.

I saw Broadfoot in the High Street a few weeks ago. Unfortunately I was suspended from here so couldn't share this information at the time.

McKenzie ALWAYS delivers the important goal.

Match day here we fucking go.

My dad retires today after 42 years as a mental health nurse.

RIP OJS one day the truth will be heard and the world will know you were innocent all along.

A few runs up and down the beach during the summer will sort him out.

Pitch is currently playable

Everyday is a school day. Nursing is big on what the Nursing and Midwifery Council (the governing body) call Continuous Professional Development which is career-long learning. You need to evidence CPD as part of the re-registration process to continue practicing. I've lost count of the amount of things - treatments, procedures, guidelines etc that I've heard nurses/doctors/psychologists mention that I'd not a clue about and had to look up. Such moments I have begun to think of as learning opportunities rather than thinking "oh f**k I really do know f**k all". Yeah I find talking about it helpful as well. A lot of the time it helps me to realise how irrational I am being. At least worrying about whether I'm actually any good at what I'm doing shows that I care about what I do, and the effect that it has on the people I'm looking after.

Did we not have a "cursed" away or third kit in the early 2000s as well? I think it was 2000-01.

Thank you all for the helpful replies. I do feel better now than I did earlier. I was feeling overwhelmed by the fact that a lot more is expected of me during my current placement than previously because it is my final one. I will be put in charge of the ward at some point and a big part of me was dreading that in case I made an arse of it. I know for a fact that the university would not have allowed me to get this far if I wasn't capable, because it would reflect very badly on them if they sent an incompetent student to be responsible for the care of vulnerable people. However, an irrational part of my brain sometimed thinks I've fooled them into thinking I'm capable.

IT'S A RAT TRAP JUDY