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Love Your Work: Julie Cross

Feb 10 2022 Updated March 24, 2022

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Julie Cross

Age: 60 years old

Status: Married to Wok for 35 years.

What’s your job? Cafe all ‘rounder.

Best part of your job? So many customers becoming like family to me.

Favourite quote/saying? The only thing constant is change.

Something you can’t live without? Coffee

Naughtiest thing you did when you were a child? Too many to mention.

Three words to describe me are... Depends who you ask!
Naughtiest thing you did when you were a child? Too many to mention.
Three words to describe me are… Depends who you ask!

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