The Chill Out Zone

[windrush]

Originally Posted by FLYER

excellent news Paul.


Great stuff.

Good morning George mind you don't get stiff sitting in that position for a long time

[thomas 75 connie]

Originally Posted by reworht

Morning all - I've had a real lazy morning - up to now.
It was a bit misty early doors, so I turned over and went back to sleep 'til nigh on 9 o'clock. Then had a long and hot shower, followed by a lazy breakfast. I just have to be careful now that I don't over extend myself for the rest of the day

The sun has now broken through - and it's quite mild - Angela's new lawn is turning greener by the day.

Good to hear Paul's news on the job front, and I have to say that Thomas sounds like a much happier man now he's a wagon driver - as we say up Norf

Morning Rod. Thanks i must admit I am alot happier just getting my head round the hours rules.

[thomas 75 connie]

Originally Posted by mininuts

Good morning all, hope everyone is well.
Been busy for the last few weeks so, not really had chance to get on here much. Been up at the house grass cutting for the last month, I think that'll be it for a wee while until they want all the leaves gathering up.
Went for an interview last Wednesday for a stock assistant job at Argos.........I got it It's only a temporary contract over Christmas but, it'll see me right until the grass cutting starts again. The manager said they were expanding the Stranraer shop in the near future and hinted there may be some permanent jobs in the pipeline........we'll see.
The job involves unloading deliveries, sorting stock etc, etc. I'm looking forward to it

Good morning Paul I wish you good luck in your new job and hopefully will go permanent.

I must admit aswell I keep looking at your picture of your mini and I am tempted truth be told to look at them

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Jeff I have sign up to Flickr or rather my grandson has for me but at the moment I just can't get any further with it it seems more difficult to me than Photobucket

Hi Derek,

It's a lot easier than Photobucket (no spam adverts for a start) and also it doesn't reduce the image quality for hosting like Photobucket does.

I only use Photobucket for snap shots and all my 'proper' photos are held on Flickr which is a far more polished and better quality image hosting enviorment

[coolcat]

Well done Paul in getting the job

That will certainly be welcome I'm sure over Christmas ........never a cheap time of the year

[Anthony & Maricel]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Hi Derek,

It's a lot easier than Photobucket (no spam adverts for a start) and also it doesn't reduce the image quality for hosting like Photobucket does.

I only use Photobucket for snap shots and all my 'proper' photos are held on Flickr which is a far more polished and better quality image hosting enviorment

I agree with you Jeff, I have owned a flickr account for years. And it is far better, and it is not expensive if you decide go premium either.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Anthony & Maricel

I agree with you Jeff, I have owned a flickr account for years. And it is far better, and it is not expensive if you decide go premium either.

Let me know your name on there Anthony and I can follow you

[FLYER]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Let me know your name on there Anthony and I can follow you

Stalker.......

[Leyland Worldmaster]

She is requesting a part for her driver as the existing part is broken. Please don't criticize the handwriting- Alison doesn't have hands, and is optimised for driving really!

[Georgies Dad]

I am now a Flickr man