No, I can’t play the mandolin – indeed, I am not very musical – but this instrument is very dear me. It belonged to my Uncle and he had it with him when he went up to Queens’ College, Cambridge. For him, this was a whole new start. He had left School during the second world war (yes, he is my Uncle – it’s complicated!) and went by national necessity straight into the army. After the war, he had the opportunity to return to Plan A for his life and went to University, After graduating, he become a popular Geography and Maths teacher and stayed at the same school in Wimbledon until he retired to Shropshire, a part of the world he loved.
As I launch Priory Secretarial Services today, I am enjoying my own new start. Within the last year, I have moved to a new part of the UK, and reduced my 9-5 working life so that I can start up my own business. In my luggage, I have a range of instruments that I can bring to bear on my work for you – see Services Offered. I might not be able to play a symphony, but I certainly hope to bring greater harmony to the lives of the clients I am yet to meet.
I hope that you might join me on my journey. The adventure starts here.
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