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[Inesa]

Dear members,
it's about time to introduce myself....
I'm 31, a Master student from Danish University of Technology. Studying food technology and planing to finish at 2012. My area of interest is hygiene and sanitation, personal hygiene and training.
Hygiene manager would be my dream job.

The other dream job I got successfully and fast ( no working experience were needed ) being a mother for 2 active kids Gabriella 4years and Lukas 2 years
I love dancing( have been dancing sports dances for almost 10 years lond time ago)and music

I found this forum when I was searching information in Google about difference between prp and oprp.

Best regards
Inesa

[Simon]

Dear members,
it's about time to introduce myself....
I'm 31, a Master student from Danish University of Technology. Studying food technology and planing to finish at 2012. My area of interest is hygiene and sanitation, personal hygiene and training.
Hygiene manager would be my dream job.

The other dream job I got successfully and fast ( no working experience were needed ) being a mother for 2 active kids Gabriella 4years and Lukas 2 years
I love dancing( have been dancing sports dances for almost 10 years lond time ago)and music

I found this forum when I was searching information in Google about difference between prp and oprp.

Best regards
Inesa

Welcome to the forums Inesa and may I congratulate you on your fantastic ability to use emoticons.

It's always nice when members introduce themselves, in the past this place has been a little cold and that's partly my fault because I'm a logic man and partly because the software itself was not very focussed towards making a community. That has changed with staus updates and various other tools and I'm also learning tio chill out. You can't beat the master at emoticon use.

I have three boys Oliver and Jacob (aged 11), twins but not identical and Louis aged 6. I love being a father and my only wish is that I had them a bit younger and maybe had twenty, if restrictions of modern day life did not apply. Anyway I'm lucky to have three.



Regards,
Simon

[Inesa]

Dear Simon,

thanks!
In the beginning I wasn't sure if I have to be very serious in this forum all the time or just relax and be myself.
I fully support your wish to make this forum as a more open and warm community and I see you're on a very right way.

You must be a busy guy, 3 kids- boys!!! And a job and forum and you also manage to consult everyone and to thank and say hi to all new members. How can you make it!!

I love emoticons, but I've heard, some years ago, that normally they take a lot of space, make difficulties, and moderators are not happy about them..

Have a nice week!
Best regards from the land of Carlsberg!

[Simon]

Dear Simon,

thanks!
In the beginning I wasn't sure if I have to be very serious in this forum all the time or just relax and be myself.
I fully support your wish to make this forum as a more open and warm community and I see you're on a very right way.

We try to keep i relaxed and friendly. Food safety is a serious subject, but so is politics and they seem to do a lot of clowning around.

You must be a busy guy, 3 kids- boys!!! And a job and forum and you also manage to consult everyone and to thank and say hi to all new members. How can you make it!!

I love emoticons, but I've heard, some years ago, that normally they take a lot of space, make difficulties, and moderators are not happy about them..

Yes very busy but I just about manage to fit everything in with the help of a very supportive wife and great children. Also with the internet you can pretty much work form anywhere which makes things easier. Last but by no means least there are lots of very supportive and knowledgeable members here without who this place wouldn’t even exist, they are the unsung, unpaid heroes.

I don't think emoticons make that much difference, but I am keeping a close eye on you Inesa.

Regards,
Simon

[Inesa]

I don't think emoticons make that much difference, but I am keeping a close eye on you Inesa.

Keep an eye?
It's OK, you can watch and learn, but you can never beet me in emoticons

Stay optimistic