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Hi Busby,

just to say thank you for your lovely comment re my clue for peer review.

I only saw it yesterday evening and it rounded off a already wonderful day.

Thank you XX

You are most welcome Bobs Mum.

Some people make these "clueing games" a pleasure to be involved with.

How's Bob going? You mentioned a while ago that Bob had been offered a place in Uni. I'm still curious as to what Bob will be studying.

One of my sons finished school last year, had a couple of offers from uni, accepted one then promptly deferred it for a year. He was offered a 12 mth contract with Country Rugby League to work as a development officer so now he is travelling a great deal and teaching lots of kids (and adults) the finer art of footy, (if there is such a thing) :-)

Take care.
ps: "bob is female"?

Yes Bob is indeed a girl, when she was born her elder brother could not say her name correctly, so, he announced 'i'm going to call her Bob' ---- and it's stuck. She is starting uni (again) this year --- English lit. She has been working and travelling (she leaves at the end of may for 4 months) since leaving school and still unsettled as to what she really wants to do. I tell her not to worry as i am the same and have no idea what i want to be when i grow up either. LOL

Bobs Mum
I'm in my fifties and still don't know what I'll be when "I grow up".
I've had many different careers and I hope there are more to come.
My daughter went to uni to become a teacher.....she finished with 3 bachelor of science degrees, but no teaching. She is now a researcher for a Charles Sturt Uni and tells me "Dad whilst I'm working at uni I might do a few more subjects and become a teacher"
What ever makes them happy is all that counts.
If they can stand on there own feet and be the person they want to.....what else matters!!
Thanks

Oops...I didn't pay much attention at school "their"

:-)

I think your original there is correct or have i missed something --- which is likely

Now you have me thinking.
:-)
My brain hurts
:-)

I am fairly certain that "their" is only used when referring to a possession and people. For example, their hats are over there.

Sorry for butting in..........

"there are more to come" is correct, but "there own feet" isn't.