Absolutely, I hate it when the sunshine is cracking the flags and I'm sweating my makeup off.

Also, is it just me or do others find it dead as a doornail when you get great weather?

Generally I just switch the phone on silent and head up to the botanical gardens!

I prefer it when it's chucking it down, people want to stay indoors!!!

I assume you mean neighbours and not punters? 
I don't get why the rain puts them off, it's cooler so more comfortable and it's not like they're going to melt from a bit of rain getting from the car to inside.

I was banned on client eye last year after a stupid mistake ( a very good friend was wondering why all of his bookings were being cancelled and asked me to check for him - he had one horrific comment that made him sound awful and I made the mistake of telling him). I was early on in “the game” and wasn’t fully aware or the rules etc.

Been doing this two and half years now and I really really could do with the app. The amount of Dangeous situations iv been put in and unable to check before going ahead is making me think if I want to carry on. I tour all the time and never in one place so I need to be able to check

I don’t know what to do. I paid the £12.50 again today in the hopes I get it back but not heard anything

So far, since returning to this, I have seen the son of my mom's neighbour and also someone who I applied to work for 18 months ago.

Walking around Sainsbury's is quickly developing into a worrying experience!

I'm going to start having to get deliveries!

It happened to me, only once, in Banbury. Was in a restaurant, enjoying a nice Italian meal and my first client walked past the window and of course, there was that surprise of recognition.

I put my head down and sucked up my spaghetti... but she clocked it!

I live on a little teeny tiny island!!

They all want to be friends.

It isn't like the big city where you can fuck someone off if they get on your nerves.

I am having to get my head around a new way of working.

I would tour but I now have a labrador and an elderly cat, things have become more domesticated!

I did read a lovely girl's profile, she lived in a country cottage, with dogs and all of that.

How do you all find it, working inside your "normal life" as it were?

I am back in feast mode after going through famine. I had two 90 mins and one 2 hour booking today, all new clients, and I am exhausted. But uncomplaining!

Jhees, can you send a couple my way!!!!