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Bit of Shopping, Bit of Pain

By RachelUndefined on May 30, 2008 • ( 0 )

A Centrelink office at Innaloo, Western Australia. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

I had to go out today, to an employment agency, despite my sprain. Earth went out first, in the morning, so I caught a cab instead of a bus. The agency I signed with today is a specialist agency for people with or recovering from disabilities. Since I feel uncomfortable jumping back into a position involving dealing with large crowds all at once, Centrelink referred me to this company. They will help me find work or training to change my career.

Since I was in the city anyway, I hobbled up to the post office to pay the electricity and post some books for the OzVBB. I was going to buy a prepay 500g satchel but the two books I wanted to post came to 530g, so I bought the 3kg satchel and added a few more books. A nice surprise for the lucky recipient.

I then popped into Crazy Clarks and The Red Cross Shop to buy Storm’s B’day presents, and the Real Estate to pay the rent.

I was in considerable pain by then, so I caught a cab home.

I hope tomorrow is a bit less hectic!

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Tags: book, centrelink, electricity, Employment agency, ozvbb, pain, Philanthropy, post office, Real estate, shopping

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