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LAM2011

HI SA. wondered on the interest in Cheltenham and then saw on Smit's diary that you too are a horsey gal! You got any hot tips lol.

Enjoy your day off and your walk with Mr T. x

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LAM2011 wrote: »

HI SA. wondered on the interest in Cheltenham and then saw on Smit's diary that you too are a horsey gal! You got any hot tips lol.

Enjoy your day off and your walk with Mr T. x

No tips, the Irish always have a few secrets that have been tucked away - look at yesterdays results, 6 out of 7!

Big Bucks should win the World Hurdle - 3rd year running.... fantastic horse.

Did you hear on the news today that nearly 5000 Irish racehorses were put down last year for economic reasons? So, so sad. Mind you I have seen a few awful sights of T/Bs ending up in riding stables, or the sales, or chucked out in a field without rugs - makes me want to weep at how callous we can be in the UK - so called animal lovers.

I will enjoy my walk, I know.

SA

chevalier

Good luck sounds like you are going in the right direction with things
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savingwannabe

Gosh so busy and so positive. You are not a stranger on the boards at all! i only know a few threads there are squillions!!!

I am useless on 'puters most of it goes straight over my head so well done for hanging in there. Glad fence was sorted and that you are having a rest day.

I know nothing about horses other than my friend at school was always falling off hers! What a lovely cheery thread!!! You know so much.

Am going to make some phonecalls and then have an hour in bed before afternoon and night shift at workypoos. Have a fab day. Am dreaming of a freezer can't wait till it comes!

Just seen Chevalier all the nice people hang out here! hello:wave:

Aesop

Well done on chest Freezer purchase! one day I will have one.

Don't worry about not posting, sometimes we spend too much time on mse, lol, but only because it is like seeing your friends, in real life, except we see them virtually.

Hope nothing wrong with your car. For the computer skills, is it just how they use the computer or is it things like word, excel?

As you can do something called the European Computer Driving Licence - usually free, will see if I can find a link and will post.

At work they were asking my qualifications and although am a whizz with excel I can't prove it as self taught. I don't have "a piece of paper" that says I am qualified! :mad:

startagain_2

Hi Aesop,

Thanks for that - I have actually seen the ECDL - my GP mentioned it about 18 months ago. My basic skills are OK. I am just a bit laborious in figouring things out whereas the youngsters are just so dextrous, brought up on texting you see... can't have a one to one conversation but whizz with IT. Swings and Roundabouts, I suppose
I am so creaky - took MrT out for nearly 2 hours and then decided to tidy the garden following the repairs yesterday. The garden looks great but I can't move!!!!! Taken a double whammy ibuprofen - let's hope that frees the joints up a bit, or I shall have to remain on the sofa for the rest of the afternoon and evening... what a pain
Sun has gone in but it was good while it lasted... roll on Spring
Hugs
SA

dojoman

Hi SA, great that you are still so upbeat about things Sounds like you have overdone it in the garden, so easy I know, once you start you don`t know when to stop, hope the aches and pains don`t last too long

Wordsmith

ECDL is a good qualification to have, if you need a qualification. If you don't, I'd just concentrate on learning the things you need to. Am I right in remembering that you are not in an office now, but are more front-line?

Aesop

I think I am going to have to do my ECDL - will have to find out if my local college still does it for free. As we a training company, we have to prove our qualifications by showing pieces of paper saying we are qualified to do things rather than just saying it.

savingwannabe

Am i the only one that hate's 'puters on this thread. Gobblydegook stuff.