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I can understand it must be hard for your client to let her dog go - I can imagine there must be quite a bond between her and her guide dog after some time living together. It reminds me of a story that happened in France not so long ago: a blind man miraculously recovered his sight after years being blind. I was the owner of a guide dog that he'd had for ages, I think it was called Pimms, he really loved this dog. But he thought that someone else would need the dog now that he did not need it anymore, so he gave him away to a charity that deals with partnering up blind people and trained giude dog. I thought it was a lovely, touching story. And I agree with Jas, a pink wallet is always a good thing to have

Not been posting much these days, really busy and quite stressed out. I have classes two or three days a week, and the rest of the time, I baby sit, I give private tuition to a 17 year old, I'm studying towards a few exams and study cases I have left... I'm also quite fed up with living at my parents' at the moment - it comes and goes, most of the time I'm all right with it, but at the moment, I'm feeling a bit stifled by my parents' presence.

And most of all, I've been looking for an internship (without it, you can't pass your year and go on with the Masters course). Of course, I knew I'd find one eventually, but I was fed up with going to interviews, and nothing was coming out of it... So I was really stressed out But today I had an interview at Pierre & Vacances, a major leisure and building company. Funny thing, my uncle is HR manager there, but I didn't ask him to get me the interview, I answered a job ad, like everybody does - and the interviewer told me she didn't know I was the HR manager's niece. In the end, I got the internship: at the end of the interview, she came with me when I wanted to go say hi to my uncle (who happens to be my godfather as well ). He was acting all pissed off that I didn't ask him to get me the interview, but he was actually quite proud that I managed to get in all by myself

So I'm quite happy tonight, I've got an interesting internship (I'll be assistant to the marketing manager, basically, with a lot of different other things to do, like corporate communications, liaising with advertising agencies, media planning, stuff like that...). Just a couple of exams and one study case (on Pierre & Vacance, funny thing) to go, and I'll be ready to get into the real world Looking forward to it - even though I probably won't have a holiday to speak of this summer, but what the hell, I'm on this course be it's vocational and because of the compulsory internships, so I'm quite happy with it!!

And of course, even though I don't post as much as I usually do, I still peek on the forum daily to check on you ladies!