Tea? (Part 2)

[twentysix by twentyfive]

One of many reviews.
I have added a comment at the end but as the blog is American, I think, I don't think I will be getting a copy of the book on offer.

Thanks NT. Not a beat my way to the library job then

 

[Night Train]

Thanks NT. Not a beat my way to the library job then

No, but it is 'of its time and type' and I read it as such. The ending I got to was already a bit wishy washy, boy on space plane just landed back on Earth with his new found friends from Mars and....
It could just be ....and went home. But I want to know!

 

[Arch]

Bulletin Issued from York: 13.30

A spokesman said that at half past one today, Arch felt well enough to get up and cook noodles for lunch.

 

[Nihal]

That can be sorted!

 

[Arch]

I managed to get out of there,now i can say the old computer is dead and gone and everything useful in it,i haveBut i'll miss the troubles it gave

Aww,Get well soon Archie........................and Rocky still isn't sick

Well done, sounds like quite a task!

I bet, ironically, you didn't have to call a damn call centre for help, and speak to someone with a suspiciously thick and unintelligible Geordie accent claiming to be called Sanjeev...

(Not sure if this joke will make it across the cultural ocean...)

 

[Night Train]

The X-ray was fine.
A 15 minute walk and I arrived half an hour early as the Radiology Dept was easier to find then I thought. I was just starting to get into a book when I was called in.
I was X-rayed and I had a peek at the image. Looked ok to me. The X-ray tech said it look ok too, though I don't know if she meant technically or medically.
I was home again before my actual appointment time.

I am just enjoying a before I get on with some more decorating.

 

[Night Train]

Bulletin Issued from York: 13.30

A spokesman said that at half past one today, Arch felt well enough to get up and cook noodles for lunch.

I am really glad you are feeling better.

 

[Nihal]

Well done, sounds like quite a task!

I bet, ironically, you didn't have to call a damn call centre for help, and speak to someone with a suspiciously thick and unintelligible Geordie accent claiming to be called Sanjeev...

(Not sure if this joke will make it across the cultural ocean...)

(no seriously,i laughed)
But i couldn't have done that,the OS was corrupted on the old one,i had to hack into the old one,boot up some weird software which i found in some random corner of the internet,the i had to connect the monitor,LAN,three power cables,adapter for the Harddrive,then fight with an error from 1 hour,finally found the patch error,reinstalled the CD,then reconnected and got it done.I'll stop now

 

[Nihal]

But on the same topic,i did try Genius for Apple iPod....................it didn't end very well

 

[Arch]

I am really glad you are feeling better.

Well, 'better' is relative. I'm just thinking I could do with lying down with my eyes closed for a bit again. My head is still a bit achey, and I'm bunged up, but it feels more like a bad cold now, with minor aching.

Now I have to start the transition between feeling crap from the virus, and feeling crap from spending three days in bed dozing...

Thank god for radio 4, keeping me amused.

Glad the appointment went well!

 

[coffeejo]

 

[TVC]

 

[coffeejo]

 

[TVC]

Absolutely fine thanks, there's not really anything to show.

 

[potsy]