lolly
Rowena? From Kuwait?
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No different than anywhere elseIs it expensive to post to your part of the country?
I'm quite happy to pay, just PLEASE SEND FUDGE
No different than anywhere elseIs it expensive to post to your part of the country?
Ok let me work out how to package it. Any flavour requests?No different than anywhere else
I'm quite happy to pay, just PLEASE SEND FUDGE
OMGOk let me work out how to package it. Any flavour requests?
Good choice. It's disgusting.OMG
Just avoid rum and raisin please
You mean you lied on you Facebook page?Good choice. It's disgusting.

Ok let me work out how to package it. Any flavour requests?
You mean you lied on you Facebook page?![]()
well apparently it's amazing, but I hate raisins with a passion, and I'm not really a fan of rum. I've never claimed to like that flavour on FB.I can do a Roly's box and a white envelope.Lolly loves a padded bag
HiOh Mandy will have access to that in her new job soon!
I’ve had a graduate working for me for about 6 months now, and I realised only recently that essentially I’m training her, mentoring her and giving her a job, give her time and support and when you find she does something well embrace that and give it her as a responsibility.Moopy I need advice.
We've taken on a new girl for the shop. She's 20 years old and adorable. Really eager to please, wants to come in on her day off to learn how to wrap gifts etc.
Very sweet with customers.
But...she's so slow and useless!! She can't open a tin opener, she can't mix the fudge, she has to be shown how to do everything about 20 times, and then when she does pick things up she's unbelievably slow.
We are a very fast paced shop and it's only going to get faster in a couple of weeks time.
I don't want to get rid of her, so how to I...speed her up? I don't think she's slow because she's lazy, she's just terrified of everything and making mistakes.
I think she needs her confidence built which I'm happy to do, I'm just worried she needs too much babysitting and we don't have the time for it![]()
SNEAKY CUNTanus
Thanks Ron <3I’ve had a graduate working for me for about 6 months now, and I realised only recently that essentially I’m training her, mentoring her and giving her a job, give her time and support and when you find she does something well embrace that and give it her as a responsibility.