My daughter got a 1st on her Accounting and Finance degree
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I actually cried like a baby. I wouldn’t normally but I’d had something else done at the house and had 4 days of absolute rage that I couldn’t let go. When she phoned with the good news I just let it all go. Very strange
Did you sort a ****house out there as well, @Ian H?
I must have worked there at least once
I thought you dug holes?
Busted!!!!
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Wicked Great news!
Great news!
Well done to your daughter, you'll have to teach her how to fiddle your books.
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Fantastic news, Ian!
The whole family must be thrilled.
The whole family must be thrilled.
It's a great feeling when your sprogs do well, no shame in being proud. Give her a pat on the back for me.
Pleased would be an understatement
She was expecting a 2:1 but ended up 6 points above the mark for a 1st.
Great day, reminded me of my time at Cambridge.
Well that's your retirement plans sorted out, you need to get those super comfy slippers ordered, ready.
On a more serious note, it's great your daughter has done a proper vocational degree, not Meejia studies.
I did an orangery for an accountant 3 years ago, she had her own accountancy firm, massive house and she drove a Porsche Carrera. I seem to recall her clients were mostly offshore.
My Dad was an accountant -financial director. I did bookkeeping course, but found it boring, I'm more interested in hands on not papershuffling.
I spent a lot of time at Cambridge, I had a girlfriend who went to Fitzwilliam college, Cambridge. It's certainly steeped in tradition, those formal dinners, 'the quad', etc etc it all goes on. It's all a bit Harry Potter.
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They teach magic at Cambridge?
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