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Apparently I’m Not Everyone’s Cup of Tea

Memoir of a Bemused Support Worker

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Pub Date 28 Jan 2022 | Archive Date 28 Mar 2022


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In 2003 having secured two part time jobs within social care following a bout of redundancy I had to hit the ground running; one day trying to make sense of a cheese and potato pie recipe whilst residents waited patiently for their dinner, and the next day playing golf with a client who pushed cheating to the limits. To those who didn’t know him his scores were very impressive. 

Other scenarios including dealing with a client’s amorous dog that seemed to swing both ways and deep seated memories of a psychotic donkey called Lucky who was anything but, came under the heading of ”more thinking required”.

Apparently I’m Not Everyone’s Cup of Tea gives an often humorous insight into working with various groups of people who, on the face of it, needed some support but often chose to ignore me. The title comes from a remark given to me by a lady client who then disappeared into the toilet with book in hand. 

In 2003 having secured two part time jobs within social care following a bout of redundancy I had to hit the ground running; one day trying to make sense of a cheese and potato pie recipe whilst...


A Note From the Publisher
Graham Phipps lives in Herefordshire and is married with four children and seven, soon to be eight, grandchildren. He started writing articles for various magazines in his forties as a hobby, but on experiencing some humorous often complex situations with his new job he felt compelled to share his experiences.

Graham Phipps lives in Herefordshire and is married with four children and seven, soon to be eight, grandchildren. He started writing articles for various magazines in his forties as a hobby, but on...


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ISBN 9781803138640
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PAGES 216

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