I have to get up every day about seven because work really begins about an hour before surgery (1) me with that because she usually (2) to have breakfast and (3)_ 8.30, and there are often a dozen people there when I (4)_ nine. the phone calls start to come in. My wife helps the phone and that gives me time the paper. We open waiting-room about surgery On an average day, I can finish surgery by 10.30 or so, and start my rounds. My wife (5)_ during the morning and often helps me by working out the best route (6) a list of the visits I have to make from the phone calls one patient's house to another. for lunch by 1.30, though I sometimes have I usually try to get (7)_ to continue my visits in the afternoon. On a good day, I have a couple of hours (8) paper work, completing forms for the health authorities, and sometimes read an article in one of the medical journals to (10) developments. surgery begins again at six when I can catch up (9)_ the up with the latest till about eight, but often goes on Evening surgery usually (11) much longer. I belong to a group of five doctors in the area (12) night duty between us. That means that we (13) share are on call once a week Monday and Friday and every fifth weekend. As a (14) talk to the children, and we sometimes (15). around eleven. my wife and I normally have dinner about nine, I have time to TV before going to bed