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Inspiration from Irritating People
There’s hope for me yet!
You’ve probably heard of Anna Sams, a check out girl who became a bestselling author by writing about her irritating customers. The book has been translated into English and published by Gallic Books (who promised me a copy of an Armand Cagasson book to review – hope it comes soon). It’s called Checkout: A life on the tills.
All being well I’ll get a book out of our last set of anglers. (We run a gite and carp fishery here in France, with a little light llama trekking on the side!) This post in my other blog shows you what we had to deal with. Sometimes working in the hospitality trade is more like working in the hostility trade. But, there’s worse ways to make a living.
So watch this space!
My new book
Git yor eBuk edidted propurly
Ok, it won't be as bad as that but it's difficult to see your own mistakes and the spell checker won't tell you!
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