@kayleeebeee, not entitled to anything until I become a citizen, my husband also signed away his rights to help the day we married because he is British

▪First Job • housekeeper

▪️Dream Job • Make up stylist

▪️Astrological Sign • Aries

▪️Favorite pizza • Meteor from dominoes & ham and pineapple

▪️Favorite dog • My chihuahua- Ajax and alsation cross staffy - summer

▪️Favorite footwear • Trainers

▪️Favorite candy • Galaxy minstrels

▪️Favorite Ice Cream • Ben & jerrys cookie dough

▪️Pet peeve • loud noise outside when my little girls asleep

▪️What vehicle do you drive • Sadly none atm

▪️ How tall are you • 5ft 5.. I think?

▪️Favorite tv show • One born every minute and the soaps

▪️Lefty or Righty • Righty

▪️Dream Vacation • Jamaica

▪️Favorite kind of music • reggae dancehall ,hip hop, rock & loads more

▪️Favorite Holiday • Christmas

▪️Night Owl or Early Bird • early bird

▪️Favorite day of week • Sunday

▪️Tattoos • 3

▪️Piercings & how many • 3 top ear, regular earings, eyebrow, belly button

▪️Like to cook •yes

▪️Can you drive a stick shift • obviously not going by my failed first driving test attempt lol

▪️Favorite color • Pink

▪️Do you like vegetables • Yes

▪️Do you wear glasses • Nope

▪️Favorite season • Winter.. time 2 cosy up 🙂.

@aussiebub, oh no, i didn't realise you wouldn't be entitled to any help. That's such a hard one! I hope,you win the lottery Hun! 😁😁 x

@kayleeebeee, I work for the police so I shift work and because I am not a British National it would be hard for me to find the money to study, I’m not entitled to any government assistance so it’s off the cards for me

@aussiebub, it's such a lovely career, nursing isn't for me but midwifery, I love. Especially the idea of specialising in one subject and knowing everything I can to give the best professional care I can, as well as building my interpersonal skills daily (I'm not from the easiest of backgrounds so find it hard to talk to people, however caring for elderly has really given me so much help)

It was always my plan after finishing my a levels, however I made a sacrifice to go into care to help get a mortgage so me and DH could buy a house, which we've done and now have two children and he's trying to apply for a shift work train driver job which would be hard to work around his training whilst I study. Life is full of so many reasons not to xx

I would love to be a midwife too, I said to my husband if we ever won the lottery I would quite my job and train as a midwife