Vicar's Family in Training » trains http://www.vicarsfamilyintraining.org.uk on being the family of a woman training to be a priest in the Church of England Fri, 16 Jul 2010 17:49:01 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Away a lot http://www.vicarsfamilyintraining.org.uk/archives/48 http://www.vicarsfamilyintraining.org.uk/archives/48#comments Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:02:11 +0000 admin http://www.vicarsfamilyintraining.org.uk/?p=48 I have perhaps already alluded to the logistical challenge of being a VFIT. Many people have jobs which take them away from home, and many of those have both partners doing full time jobs. So we are by no means unique. But VIT and I are renegotiating the way we interact with [...]]]> I have perhaps already alluded to the logistical challenge of being a VFIT. Many people have jobs which take them away from home, and many of those have both partners doing full time jobs. So we are by no means unique. But VIT and I are renegotiating the way we interact with each other over diaries – it’s not easy but I think it will be OK. In fact I think it may end up better than before.

header_image_buttonA related aside: if there can be such a thing. The government is taking our local railway company back into public ownership on Friday night (the 13th…). I think that this will be a good thing, although it does mean new ties for the staff, new logos, trains and stations will need repainting again etc etc. But in case the new company decided to take away the online booking thing, I thought I should look up how much I have spent on train fares in the last 18 months. A shocking £12,690.  I wonder how much of the next lot will be spent on new ties.

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