After a while, the ever-doting SamCam became a little bit less doting and stopped massaging. Dave turned to Satchi and said: 'Please continue, Satchi!' :-x

Tesco was open and had all he needed, but as our hero queued to pay, David Cameron was in front of him with 5 trolleys full of …

But then disaster struck: the seagull ate the rhubarb crumble and the cornershop had run out of custard.

So the professor filled one of his woolly socks with rhubarb crumble and ...

apart from the vice chancellor.

... and a smelly wooly sock at that!

... postgradforum.com.

Dispatcher, please either post something sensible or go away.

I'd say go for it, but then I enjoyed being pregnant and had no problems with morning sickness. :-) If you are worried, you could wait a few months, and of course it might take a few months to conceive anyway. I suppose it also depends on how loudly your biological clock is ticking!

Good luck, whatever you decide! :-)

Dispatcher, what are you on about?  Keenbean has made it quite clear that she doesn't want a relationship with this guy. She has let him down as gently as she could and is trying not to get her supervisor involved.  But she still needs to work with him on a professional level, which is difficult because of his behaviour. What else is she supposed to do?  I can't see how Keenbean has done anything wrong in this situation.

Have a look at the School of International Development (or whatever it's called now - used to be Development Studies) at the University of East Anglia. I'm sure there are other universities that might be suitable, but this is the only one I have personal experience of. Good luck with finding something! :-)

Hi Malachite - sounds like interesting research! PM me your email, I can get a few of those. Some of them are books - you might be able to read (parts of) them through googlebooks or amazon.

:-)

(Always looking for opportunites to procrastinate...)