The snow is still hanging around

I'm way behind on my 365. This is Tuesday.

I've been busy in the evening uploading my cv for various jobs. My contract expires next week, so I'm busy trying to find a new one. The IT contract market is a funny market, you need to be 'available' to take a contract ASAP, companies don't wait for a 'months notice'. I am also looking for permanent jobs too ...a proper job some might say !

Anyway, this is another St. Mary's church in the snow, shot from St. Mary's recreation park. The trees are magnificent and worth a picture alone.

Anyway, catch up with commenting over the next few days.

[Judith Johnson]

It's a lovely scene Phil, almost B&W but not quite. It would make a great Christmas card - a typical English country scene in winter.

[Phil Howcroft]

@busylady thanks judith the 'play park' in front of the church clutters the foreground a bit

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Sue Wilde]

I love the little coloured bits in the playground. Fantastic trees

[Juliette Packham]

it;s a great snowy day shot Phil - and the snow has hung around us for a while too! hope you get another contract soon

[Tashy]

Oh good luck with the Job Phil, sounds a very uncertain way of doing things, especially in these times of austerity... Love this gorgeous picture, especially the way the snow is lining the trees, they really are magnificent.

[🐓 Patricia Fletcher]

Wonderful village in the snow shot! Great composition Phil. Love it! Good luck with your contract hunting.

[Fanny Brogden]

Lovely village shot.....so pretty with the snow still on the trees...............best of luck in the job market, not much fun I should imagine

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Very, very best of luck with CVs and a proper job if you want it!! This is so pretty, beautifully framed.

[Judith Greenwood]

Lovely shot! Good luck with the CV - moving from client to client can be interesting but the transition is stressful I find!

[Phil Howcroft]

@judithg judith, well IT is a funny world, the hardest thing is getting an interview...lots of agencies all advertising the 'same job' or a 'none existent job'.

[Phil Howcroft]

@ruthmouch thanks ruth a proper job would be nice

[Phil Howcroft]

@fannyb fanny you are right not much fun ...especially for the more 'experienced' people like myself !

[Phil Howcroft]

@tishpics patricia many thanks for your words, I think I will need a lot of luck

[Phil Howcroft]

@tashy tashy 'uncertain ways' just about sums up life in IT !!

[Phil Howcroft]

@sparkle thanks juliette, it is quite a stressful time !

[Phil Howcroft]

@swilde sue thanks for your support :)

@kerristephens thanks kerri