to-do list

[baratron]

from before:
1. Teach stupid KS3 lesson at Churchill College with horrible children - made easier by the fact none of the horrible children showed up, only the nice ones
2. Do invoices for Churchill College
3. Attempt to extract money from Churchill College (yeah, right)
4. Do commission form for Personal Tutors for June
5. Do commission forms for Top Tutors for April, May and June
6. Made chocolate ice cream
6. Richard's laundry
7. Downloaded stuff from eMusic with June's money

Still to do:
1. My laundry
2. Pay in birthday money
3. Write thank you letters to relatives about birthday presents
4. Write thank you letters to students about thank you presents
5. Order stuff from Montezuma's and Veganstore
6. Post remaining lj entries from holiday
7. Post remaining dino photos to plushtrip
8. Make more chocolate ice cream
9. Extract money from Churchill College
10. Call the Royal Society of Chemistry and actually pay my seriously overdue membership
11. Phone the Inland Revenue and/or Department of Social Security about paying National Insurance
12. Use the internet and/or phone to find a Japanese course for the summer
13. Download stuff from eMusic with July's money

Comments

[baratron.livejournal.com]

Hmmm, well - I'd never heard of it before, but I just googled it. The wording of it refers to "all businesses and the public sector". The question is really whether I count as "a business" under the Act. This information is somewhat harder to find, as the users' guides to the law assume that you already know if you're a business or not. I suspect it probably doesn't apply, because I'm self-employed with no other employees, have no trading name, and don't sell tangible goods. But I've asked my usual source of free legal advice to find out for me.

Chocolates? What chocolates? I know nothing about any chocolates! Especially not ones that arrived when I was running out and hadn't got round to buying more yet... er... oops. No, seriously, I've never had a problem with Montezuma's sending stuff out - they're pretty reliable. The only problem I've had was when I ordered an enormous amount for Christmas presents and they sent it in two parcels, and Citylink for some reason only delivered one of them. Even then, the other one did turn up eventually. And I think I've got Citylink sorted now. We order so much stuff by mail order (e.g. strange lumps of metal purchased from eBay) that most of the couriers who come round here know us. How embarrassing.