I've started re-reading all the books with my daughter and always assumed that the correct order was that displayed on the back. But a third of the way through Cigars of the Pharaoh, the sheikh pulls out a copy of Destination Moon!
Not that I'm bothered as we're not reading in any order, just picking the next one my daughter is most keen on reading but I am rather curious about it.
In my work I claim my mileage from my employer to cover fuel, wear and tear etc. it is paid at the end of the month as part of my wage for which I am taxed when I have already paid tax for the fuel.
A colleague of mine made me aware of this and completed something which enabled him to claim this tax back. Unfortunately he left before I could make a note of it.
Any ideas?
Edit: I'm in the UK. Apologies for any confusion.
Bit of a convoluted question, but I've just had a colleague announce the birth of their child, and they've given her a surname as a forename, Lacey.
It seems to be a trend right now with names live Cooper, Riley, Finley, Hudson etc. all names that I've come across recently.
Anyway, I appreciate that females no longer are obligated to their new spouses name but has got me thinking if there are any Riley Riley's out there.
Bit of a convoluted question, but I've just had a colleague announce the birth of their child, and they've given her a surname as a forename, Lacey.
It seems to be a trend right now with names live Cooper, Riley, Finley, Hudson etc. all names that I've come across recently.
Anyway, I appreciate that females no longer are obligated to their new spouses name but has got me thinking if there are any Riley Riley's out there.
I didn't know this, having queued for over an hour! Luckily a stranger in the station next to me overheard and gave me the funds!
He's my hero!
If you know Ben, keep him close, look after him, he's a good one!