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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Superfluous
“Doctors have been banned from wearing ties in an effort to contain the spread of superbug MRSA. An NHS trust has told hospital staff, including senior consultants, that the wearing of ties and “other superfluous clothing” could result in disciplinary … Continue reading
Seconds out, round 1
of Jax v Christmas Let’s see, I stayed up late last night trying to work through yet another box of stuff from under the table this time. Then I was reluctant to rise when the alarm rang, despite us having … Continue reading
TIME.com: Person of the Year: You — Dec. 25, 2006 — Page 1
TIME.com: Person of the Year: You — Dec. 25, 2006 — Page 1 Person of the Year: You Yes, you. You control the Information Age. Welcome to your world. Interesting. ht: Cottontimer
lazy days and robots
OK, I know that isn’t the title Great morning – I didn’t get out of bed. Love my lazy days with breakfast brought to me and children wandering in and out to chat. Big was particularly good this morning – … Continue reading
Let us rant.
I could rant about the government, idiot car drivers, colleagues who appear to think the boss going on holiday is sufficient excuse to give up for the next week, terrible tv all around and so on and so forth. What … Continue reading
Just in case anyone is still in any doubt
Diplomat’s suppressed document lays bare the lies behind Iraq war “at no time did HMG [Her Majesty's Government] assess that Iraq’s WMD (or any other capability) posed a threat to the UK or its interests.” It shows Mr Ross told … Continue reading
On the one hand
Fathers no longer needed under fertility law overhaul | Special reports | Guardian Unlimited Dr Harris, a member of the Commons science and technology select committee, said the existing act was “unjustifiable, discriminatory and vindictive. It was also unsustainable in … Continue reading
The eagle eyed amongst you
may have noticed a slight difference about me in the photo I posted below. Just in case you didn’t: that was then. This is now. Great response from my manager when I walked in this morning – better than Small … Continue reading
I got invited
to a “come as you are” blogparty by Jen. Accordingly: What was I doing? Still wearing my coat, having arrived home half an hour ago from work and peeled clothes off sleeping smaller offspring, then I’d sat at the laptop … Continue reading
Start the day
the assertive way Driving down the road to take the kids to school I spotted a builder walking towards the site on the other side of the road. He then took the lid of his styofoam coffee cup and chucked … Continue reading
Other ways to waste time; or ways to keep your sanity when trying to ignore children who aren’t tidying up.
I can find all sorts of ways to waste use up time online. There’s blogging, but you already know about that I mentioned amazon’s astore the other day, and yes, I have added another page on parenting books to my … Continue reading
Competitions.
Forgot to blog that recently I’ve been doing quite well in competitions. There was the day of raffle prizes , plus a cd from songpeople (can’t find the post where I mentioned that, but I’m sure I did). I’ve also … Continue reading
Three websites later
and I’ve just managed to register our new oven. Why do they do that? Put a url on the register now card, which directs you to another, you then have to search that (once you’ve bypassed the bit that tells … Continue reading
That took a bit longer than usual.
Tonight, while I was warming up the oven for pizza, there was a clunk and the plug circuit went out. When Tim flicked the switch to put it back on, although the oven made hopeful noises, it got cooler instead … Continue reading
Short tempers all round
Most notably me and Small actually. In fact really only me and Small, think Big and Tim would probably be slightly agrieved if I said they were short tempered. Small is being very three. This morning he belted Big over … Continue reading
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No, I haven’t managed to sort out the dining room. Just don’t ask, OK? Instead, I’ve been playing some more with amazon’s astore. If I could get the navigation to work, I’d embed it in the site, but it just … Continue reading
Rubbish Christmas Awards – What Do Points Make?
I haven’t quite decided what I am going to award it for, but there will be a MIU Rubbish Christmas Award. There is a mystery prize.
My present arrived.
Do I have to let the children join in when I play with it? I’m dead chuffed. It looks great. I’ve skimmed the 96 page manual already and now I’m rereading in detail. Thanks darling.


