Only freedom will do

AlexLK

Why am I reading this thinking that IT seems like an appealing career? :eek: :rotfl:

Thanks for the advice re. technology.

Really wish I could be bothered to cook proper meals. At the moment we're having salad, jacket potato, cous cous, soup and that's about it for dinner. Basically anything that's quick or easy.

edinburgher

£2.05 OPed, got a lie in until 07:30 thanks to Mrs E

edinburgher

Bloody hell, telescopic edging shears are a fair workout. Why on earth do people enjoy gardening again? :mad:

smallholdingsister

Bit late replying but in schools every time they introduce new software without troubling to train us with it they say
"Its intuitive"
This translates as "I spent six hours with it yesterday because I hardly teach any lessons and now I can work it"
It doesn't help the folk who have to use it tomorrow morning.

edinburgher

I hear ya SHS. We support schools. The problem in our neck of the woods is that the council most definitely don't budget for as many lessons (IT) as you teachers might need!

smallholdingsister

One would be a start! The prerequisite 'some training'.

Karmacat

edinburgher wrote: »

Bloody hell, telescopic edging shears are a fair workout. Why on earth do people enjoy gardening again? :mad:

Because they (i.e. "I") don't *use* edging shears If I had my act together, I'd use a strimmer over all my grass, which is roughly postage stamp size, but since the strimmer's now unsafe, as its housed in the shed-that-collapsed, I use shears over the whole thing

This is not pretty

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edinburgher

We are lucky, we have a book of stamps (6) ��

Karmacat

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Respect

That's very good, no way I can come up with another one - you need to be sparring with Gally or someone :rotfl:

edinburgher

£0.90 to EF (54.26% of target)

DD carpet gets fitted tomorrow. Replastered, freshly painted, new vertical radiator, thick carpet and new window coverings. Will be our first completed room