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I sorted out the grip stages and will check anyways on monday by getting hold of the lead consultants brief and cross referencing with RIBA job stages. and I think will just re-visit my synopsis this evening after dinner as I understand that it is basically to get your tutor groups tight for chester.

logsheets up to date and ready to sign off (for a month at least then will have to do next set) , and synopsis done I guess all I need to do is start working my way through the rainforest of info and exam questions.

That is the fun stuff, let me know if you need any info. I think I have a set of exam papers going back till about 2004-5 now.

Well it's all good work being very helpfull. It actually sounds a bit like the "mythical casestudy" they talk about in pt 3 handbook. Bit of give and take and I'll have to put in more than my 30hrs but I'll get down to site every couple of weeks and am down as a contract administraitor so I should get the experience.

Chester tomorrow!!!

We're not off to the best start already. I was already shattered after very long couple of weeks and jules spent last night in hospital after an allergic reaction turned here into a rasberry. So now i knackered.

Gonna go and pack my case and get a good early night I think.

I did get my synopsis finished and emailed yesterday though despite having lots to do after site meeting on tuesday so not all bad.

Have fun in Chester. The run of lectures is pretty intense but it is a nice reminder of university life!

Five more names to add to the pass list,

Vicky Godfrey
Mark Evans
Alison Thornber
Steve Hines
Eve Tiernan

Congrats peoples!

Now I wished I'd read this before going out on Friday or otherwise I'd have congratulated Vicky in person. Either that I thought it better not to ask just in case...

Ben Cragg can be added to the list above. Another successful year!