Posts Tagged ‘identity’

I take it back (new business card)

Friday, July 16th, 2010

The business card of Jo Ind, writer.

When I announced in my last post that I’d got a new business card  – deputy site editor of NHS local – I made a mistake.

Do you know that feeling of having told a half-truth? It’s not about telling a lie. It’s about settling for less than the truth deserves, neglecting to tell the most important part of a story. (more…)

I love my new boss

Friday, January 15th, 2010

I love my new boss.  I like her ideals, her approach to life, her attitude to business. They echo my own.

I know she has my best interests at heart – as I do hers. It’s not uncommon, even in the best of organisations, to feel a degree of ambivalence towards your employers.  You are prepared to work hard and put yourself out, but, quite rightly, there are limits as to how far you will go on their behalf.

I don’t feel like that towards my new boss. I would go to the ends of the earth for her and her family. She has my complete, unconditional support.

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Elizabeth Fry is my nan

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

*I wrote this post originally for the Birmingham Post website.

Elizabeth Fry.jpg

See this woman. I’ve just found out that she is my great great great great grandmother. (more…)