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324 Cecelia AhernRuby:Rosie:Ruby:Rosie:Ruby:Why can’t it be that simple? Look Rosie, you don’t know until youtry. Ever since I met you you’ve been going on about working in ahotel. You’re obsessed with them; your home is like a tribute tohotel merchandise. You can barely open the bathroom door for allthe stolen mats in the way. I can’t claim to understand your fascinationwith them but I know that working in one is an absolute dreamfor you.Most people dream of becoming millionaires or of traveling tospace. Most people’s dreams are unattainable. Yours isn’t. It’s a verynormal, everyday person’s kind of job.Julie said that if I don’t take the course she’ll fire me. And she saidthat when I finish the course she’s firing me anyway.You need to listen to her; she’s been a good teacher to you over theyears.But Ruby, it takes three years to get a degree, and it’s expensive, andI’ll have to work by day and study by night. It’ll be tough.Oh but, but, but Rosie Dunne. What’s the problem, have you gotanything better planned for the next three years of your life?Dear Rosie,Apologies for the delay in getting back to you, the past few months havebeen very busy for Alex and me indeed. Adjusting to married life and a newbornbaby all in a matter of months is hard work.We were delighted to receive your little card and we hope you and Katieare keeping well over in Ireland.Best wishes,Bethany (and Alex, Theo, and Josh too)You have an instant message from: ROSIERosie:You’re right Ruby, it doesn’t look like I’ll be getting up to all thatmuch for the next three years of my life. Why not educate myself?I’ve nothing better to do.