Ethics in social work.

There, thought that would wake you up.



Today our morals and ethics in social work student was seen throwing big lumps of wood around I was seen with chainsaw in hand and much axeing took place too.


As slave driver parents we were seen getting childer to move huge quantities of wood, much as they wood in Victorian times. Hmmm better be careful, maybe someone from health and safety will be worried that we didn't do a risk assessment for trundling the wheelbarrow  and stacking  the wood is probably seriously lethal.


Bad carer that I am, big D was actually seen with a felling axe in his hands, he is getting quite good at using it and perish the thought that he has enjoyed learning the new skill.


All the kids pulled their weight, we worked as a strong team.


We didn't get through as much wood as last weekend, but we are now working one of the older drier stacks that is mainly oak and that is real chain saw blunting stuff, I have   sharpened the saw 3 times this weekend.




The good news though, we are seriously getting there The garage is on the full side of full, so it's back to filling the cottage next and there is not a huge amount of room in there.

We are approaching the point of having a big space outside Somewhere we could dump even more wood.....

And the student still needs to do her reflective journal.
 
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