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Technology’s great… when it works. (I think, if it could talk, it would say “you know what? I’m not working for you today. Find some other way to do [insert work here].”)
Living life well = doing the best with what you’ve been given. No one can realistically expect otherwise.
Glad you’re doing your part to inform. (Is it just me or is that lacking in our society?)
I’m ashamed to say I still have a very low interest in politics, but I’m trying to work on that as I really do intend to vote (what I won’t do is be one of those voters who shows up at the polling booth, aware only of a few names and nothing else).
#974 had me laughing so hard I was afraid for a second I might wet myself.
And I, too, hope Grace did well.
Reply #981. May 30 12, 6:32 PM
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Life often works on new precedents or tests. The powers that be have one if Greece leaves the Euro for instance (it won't according to the inside track), it would mean they aren't (and therefore can never be) omnipotent. I see this only happening when enough people are aware of their true agenda so impossible ever to con the majority to vote for clones like Mitt Romney (did you know Rothschild's paid toward both him AND Obama's campaign, hardly a standard political move?). Until then they are happy to work in the shadows knowing only a handful of people per country really get it and till the internet had no way of letting more than their patient friends know.
Grace's results should come out in the middle of August, another precedent but again the signs (in her own words as well as mine) look almost impossible for the chance to cross the pass line. I wish I was wrong, and so does she of course having done all that work all year. It won't make her conversation any better mind you, but at least know there'd be a little more power in the tank somewhere. Please God. The trip is to Dengie Marsh, not because it's like paradise on sea (the roads don't reach the sea, probably due to the lack of solid ground for a few miles before reaching it) but because it's a grid square node where four 100km areas meet, and means I can get two more in one go, which I didn't realise was possible till last week as the roads only appeared on the online map with a lot of magnification and are not on Streetview. And it's not as far as blooming Colchester so nothing like as challenging as that fiasco.
It is almost impossible to know which labels are genuine or not, and even if you make them up may well see them in reality afterwards. People have made jokes about taxing us for air if they could and now they are, basically if we can imagine it it's possible, and if something on similar lines has already happened it's almost inevitable. Dialectical materialism, except currently the pendulum seems unable to swing back to the middle. Not impossible but natural momentum does not seem enough nowadays. |
Reply #982. May 30 12, 8:03 PM
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I realised the night before the cleaner may come yesterday, she usually sends a message to change it, so had to wait a bit just in case. 2.30 and nothing, and wondered what to do as I'd had a late night and didn't really feel like it once I knew there was no point going early in case I missed her, and after 3 the bell rang and she arrived anyway. The reason there was no message is she'd been burgled (by a neighbour) and had no phone to call me on (or TV or money or insurance). All her ID had gone as well so is really up a creek. She can't even name the culprit as her daughters could be in danger. What a lovely country we live in.
Anyway, besides the two new squares trip which meant driving round the entire top of London before joining an almost as busy main road, I had another one north on main roads all the way, so had no trouble going there instead and got about 10 miles west of Cambridge, about 12 miles north of the previous record, which needed doing anyway so quite happy with the result, it's just in different order but still done. I hope to make the next one next week although one day's gone already and it's not even the weekend yet. But planned or not I've made a profit so far so will just keep going and see what happens.
Otherwise it's absolutely unknown ahead, watching football on TV tomorrow and going to the gym as usual, and with any luck may get to Essex on Tuesday or so. It was jam packed there today on the radio (not that I could go) and hope that was an exception. Except as Tuesday's an added bank holiday everyone will be off and unless dire weather off to Southend so possibly not. I will trust the system and see. I actually got further added to my map than the other trip, the other is a technical one simply as that's where the lines happen to be drawn and you get a point for every one you cross. We will see. |
Reply #983. Jun 01 12, 7:28 PM
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*speechless*
Whatever happened to the long arm of the law?
I no longer have absolute faith in it, and she probably has none.
Reply #984. Jun 02 12, 1:05 PM
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*begins to regain composure*
What happened to the rumour that a British printer would be commissioned to print drachma when Greece reverted?
And what on earth do the Rothschilds gain from backing two horses? Keeping out a third?
Reply #985. Jun 02 12, 1:08 PM
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| The Euro is a media circus and all news speculation is worthless. They can't read the future any better than we can. As for Rothschilds the whole point is that it's not the party they back but the candidate. If the mafia want a member they need one on both sides to guarantee the result either way. Simples! |
Reply #986. Jun 02 12, 3:43 PM
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I am getting more confident about my political work, as the chain reaction required to spread the information exponentially is almost inevitable, as the hard work was learning it, once it was put together I then wrote it, and simply sharing it is very easy from my chair here. My other hope is a real media person will come across it, not be paid by the other side, and realise it's so important people need to know.
I am still stuck waiting to get to Essex again, although in fact I went further on my map on Thursday as I went due north at 70mph instead of east at 30, so got further in far less time. It needed doing and looks good, but just doesn't catch the extra squares. The road sign which fell off is now nicely tied with permanent string, and hope it stays there many years more as it didn't seem at all rusty when I fixed it. I'll keep searching the map for more road signs again as that can happen at any time, there are a few more near Cambridge I may get to after I've done the main jobs.
Grace is clearly busy relaxing after the exams, and didn't need to see me last week which was useful as I was busy as well. Besides the slight absence of conversation the almost total absence of anything else is like trying to watch TV from outside a shop or worse still watching people eating without them offering you any (that is a very familiar scenario for me). It's all very Greek mythology, like I've been set a series of utterly pointless tasks and as soon as I either complete one or it ends another comes along. Even my degree just led to trying to do another one (I didn't finish) and then on to a professional course which turned out wasn't adequate when it was over (it is now as I did another year from home to sort it). And then after a few years only got a single interview. In the end it does allow me to have students which it wouldn't otherwise, but only about one a year or so. Buddhism says the endless search for satisfaction in the world is doomed to failure, and we need to let go of it altogether. I really know what they mean.
So with Thursday blocked next week I still have two days free to get out, although Tuesday being a bank holiday can't see the road to the seaside being usable. I think there's a turnoff to a minor road early if required, if so it'll take a lot longer but really want to get it done. I think that's the last official one though so no plan Bs left, and just the Cotswolds when the system allows it. I used to go every few years and a good place for photos. Funnily enough I've seen many people get the things I wanted and half of them didn't even seem that bothered. In the end it's all about appreciation and if you don't appreciate whatever you've got you may as well not have it. I learnt that long ago, but now need to also have more so I can. |
Reply #987. Jun 02 12, 4:21 PM
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I will return to blogging with nothing to report, that's usually when other things come out, stories, philosophy, new ideas, and certainly not known till I've said it. The ex is threatening to come early this week which will again give me a single day for my long trip again, and now no plan B unless I think of one. It's also a lesson for me not to focus on a single issue to the exclusion of others, except that's followed by the question 'what others?'. I did go to the health food shop in the rain today (as it's indoors) and got some healthy albeit slightly more expensive meals than usual, as I really need to. I just posted a paper by the very James Hansen who has estimated future temperatures and sea levels ten times higher than anyone else, hidden since 2000, saying the greenhouse effect is not driven by CO2 but other compounds. That took 12 years to surface and no doubt decades to raise a reaction. Knowing the system I've sent it to a journalist (on my side) and two politicians (ditto) as unless they know they can't report it.
So currently I'm looking at Wednesday as the next photo window, and currently listening to a new spiritual development lecture I've added to my collection. I trust the lecturer as a few of his methods have worked when I tried them, even if not repeatedly so far. He is one of the few teachers I've ever come across (and there have been many) who claims to offer the sort of things I've always been looking for. My face to face teacher managed a lot in the short time, but most faded after she left. It always makes me laugh now when scientists and disbelievers say it doesn't exist, when I do it regularly and see it around me all over the place. They must at least see it happening elsewhere as not many people learn to do it personally, and just dismiss it. Science can't explain it so it doesn't exist. No, it exists, so science has to learn why. Big difference.
So going back to the guidance, whatever I've wanted or tried to do I've got what was given to me, either from other people finding road signs as soon as I'd got photos of all the ones I knew about, or allowing or stopping me to go where I wanted to myself. A major road being blocked for the first time in my life, obstacles making me go to somewhere else some times- my last try to get a large map square last year was diverted due to missing a motorway exit but got a totally new area instead as a result and went back the following week, and possibly even Grace who may be forcing me to yet again reassess what I need in a woman (ie far less than I thought). However many lessons I've learned there are always more, we never stop as how many situations are there to deal with? Countless. First you even have to recognise them, when you do then dealing with most is fairly easy, and if you can then show others to save them having to work it out themselves. That's why I do counselling, as the same mistake is shared by us all so if a solution is found then there's no need to learn it directly.
So the week ahead is a bit of a test, I have a plan but our plans are not ours to fulfil, only a direction to aim in, like buying a house or taking a course the start does not guarantee the finish, and the shortest time isn't the only time it can take. |
Reply #988. Jun 03 12, 6:11 PM
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The rule is always carry on regardless. No rain today so got out for a walk, and the outdoor gym as the other is closed for the Jubilee. Otherwise it left me hours for research and have posted a lot of it here. The number of well kept secrets all known on the inside and hardly reach beyond are creeping out, and once enough people get them out the whole credulousness of the public will be over. For instance, when it looks like you have two sides, left and right, oil and renewable etc, then why do they all actually work together? Because they were never different, and working for themselves while giving outsiders the impression there are two sides. Of course if there are not then if you vote for either side you get exactly the same- Obama and Romney the current example. Ron Paul was against the system and actually won over a good number of Democrats as he actually wants many of the things they wanted and not delivered by Obama.
Waking up will be a long process, but the pieces have to be put in place gradually until they fit widely enough to be common knowledge. One or two or even ten pieces aren't enough for new arrivals to convince them of any more than a likely mistake or misquote. Wait till it reaches hundreds and a total picture can no longer be ignored and denied.
I also had to learn the methods involved to convey the information, which I now know, and ready to spend the rest of my time doing so, as if you have a means to help you are morally obliged to do so. |
Reply #989. Jun 04 12, 2:16 PM
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It wasn't planned to do much today, although the ex came her usual time regardless of threatening to come early to make sure I didn't go on my trip (I would have been back in time if I had, disaster permitting). But it rained most of the day so wouldn't have done, didn't leave the house till I collected her, learnt my spiritual lesson I got yesterday and watched Big Brother's opening night with a small interruption. I don't like being pinned down, and if I make it tomorrow will or just have to wait. The teaching is pretty similar to what I'd learnt already, but far more advanced. I'm applying them as much as I can and basically involves releasing our awareness from this physical vibration and allowing it to go free.
One interesting point, although of course it won't apply to everyone, is despite every single mistake I've made I'm OK at the moment. That's true, apart from not having or having done certain things I'm doing reasonably. And as we aren't born entitled to have anything then we can only have what we do, as the rest never existed whether or not we had a chance to get something. So we can't think about what isn't but what is, and the worst things my mistakes did was stop me having more. I expect a few people have everything, but not most. And the ones I know rarely appreciate it if they do and complain at least as much as anyone else.
So basically the spiritual path teaches you to change yourself, as the outside does what it always does and if we're better than we aren't affected by it so much. And as I always say you don't need a method that takes so long you're almost dead when you do get it. That's like retirement, you work till you're old and then die before you can enjoy the time. Who'd create a system like that?
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Reply #990. Jun 05 12, 5:54 PM
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Why do I give advice to other people? Partly because I've used it myself first to deal with the same situations. How many are there? All variations on the same themes, illness, treading in poop, being treated like dirt, losing a partner, failing an exam, who doesn't any of this happen to? To me the biggest help is a supportive family, if not then friends. But without them it's down to you, and all I suggest is whatever happens just keep going. The lesson I heard yesterday reminded me of what I tell my own clients- whatever you got wrong and went wrong you're still here and OK. If you moan about something you don't have, you never had it, it's not yours. If you lost it then at least you had it for a while, and as Buddha taught all material things are temporary so that is what we should expect.
So applying it to me carrying on regardless, I am pretty intuitive as well, and last week although initially this week was free, and my last trip is a long one, I don't like being pinned down to a single day as you don't always feel like driving over 100 miles, and one by one today was the only possible, after the ex left here late last night (but earlier than usual). But I was too tired today (I am sometimes, go figure) and as it was raining on and off and had no ideas looked at my list of housework. I worked my way through some repairs, did the hedge and started the back garden, did one of my meditation tapes and then had 3 hours solid TV. Grace called with the dinner already in the oven just as it started to ask me out for coffee (like that would get me out of the house) and said she picked a bad night, but at least she remembered me.
Tomorrow may be free after all, I won't know yet, and see what happens, as I really just want to get the photo trips out of the way then relax and do anything else. But as I said at the start it's rarely up to me. |
Reply #991. Jun 06 12, 3:46 PM
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"whatever happens just keep going"
Seconded.
You weren't showing off there, were you?
Reply #992. Jun 06 12, 5:07 PM
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Showing off? I hope not, just sharing what I've learnt.
Today is very similar, the cemetery visit was cancelled for the same reason driving 120 miles is also probably not a good idea, as it's pouring with rain, and even the same in Birmingham where the cricket was meant to be, so not local and temporary. Technically I could drive in it but the traffic tends to be worse, especially on the dire main roads I need to use. So with the milk, usually lasting days beyond the date printed, packing up exactly today when it claimed to, I ought to get more, although for my diet running out of biscuits isn't going to do any harm indefinitely, I gave them up for months when I went on a diet and lost well over a stone. It was dry most of yesterday so got the garden done, but being wet that leaves the house. I don't know if Grace is free tonight but owe her an evening out and if she is will no doubt make up for yesterday. But despite being protected in a car going all that way in driving rain just feels wrong so I won't. There's nothing on TV and the cricket's off, nothing on the radio and although I do like relaxing it's only when I haven't got something more important to do. The next lesson of course is not to set pointless goals which however good they seem become more and more demanding and beyond reasonable. And just because I've managed most of the others (and the ones I didn't I still went out and turned back, which was probably worse than not going really despite taking some photos elsewhere) doesn't automatically mean I can do more, especially as they are like the stones in World's Strongest Man, each is bigger than the last.
So without giving myself a metaphorical hernia I'm indoors today, with the wonderful chance of seeing Grace tonight. Of course I'd rather be in a family with people around, we could have played Scrabble or whatever else we did when it was raining (it was a long time ago) or anything else which didn't totally rely on my own resources. I admit Grace is barely over that line of 'company' but then again many others are, just not those who want to marry me and almost look like an angel. You can see why I'm split in my indecision there, it's like a mousetrap.
It is always satisfying getting jobs done, my garden will greet me every day now till it needs doing again, as will the house if I tidy it more. These all get done eventually, but not if I'm out having fun. The same goes for meditation as well. The whole purpose of meditation is we all feel good when we're out having fun, but we can't always be. So we need something to make us feel good regardless, and that is it. I do need this burnt into me by life at times, I know my nature and personality objectively as you would by now, and impatience is pretty much before everything else. If left to my own devices, for example, if I find an old road sign now I'll drive there as soon as I'm free, now or at 1am if necessary. I've driven 40 miles at the drop of a hat a good few times as there was nothing to stop me, I can take them in the dark as the flash goes off and (unless the one has no paint on it) gives me perfect light. If I want a long photo run I see which day is free and if I'm OK I go. After 45 in my case I've no longer had the energy every day to just up and go anywhere anytime, I did pretty much before then but health problems knocked that option on the head, and amazed I can do it most of the time again now I've all but recovered. So I blog about it instead, but also by putting everything down in writing clarifies it for me, except now the whole bloody world knows as well. So I suppose if it wasn't raining I'd have gone to the cemetery as planned, while now I've stayed in instead which has to be better. |
Reply #993. Jun 07 12, 9:53 AM
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I am getting withdrawal symptoms as after months unable to take photos beyond a relative stone's throw I was let loose, had a list, and just the final one to do, ideally this week. When I'm on a mission I don't like anything to stop me as become single minded. The last one was further off my existing coverage so technically better, but the arbitrary map squares mean if the sea's in the way however close they look you then need long winding roads to divert from it. It will happen.
So instead I let the wind of life blow me around like a leaf as per bloody usual, and forced to get the garden and some of the house sorted out- washing, ironing, and even a bit of tidying. And last night, after a day of rain stopping even my mother from making the required trip for me to clean the gravestone, I rebooked coffee with Grace (yes, I had coffee), and oddly a few weeks ago I realised I hadn't gone to the last place left in Hampstead from the 70s for about 15 years mainly since they made parking almost impossible, and that was where she wanted to go. I then connected her computer to their new printer and been given the job to do their garden properly after doing it for nothing a couple of years ago.
So far besides working on Tuesday haven't a clue, and not planning any trip next week now I can see how easily it can be derailed. I can only learn from my previous unrealistic plans and make the best of the alternative which is reality. We all have to share that. |
Reply #994. Jun 08 12, 5:34 PM
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I'm going with the flow at the moment, and accepting everything I've done instead of the photo trip as much as having done it. Where I used to live had a flower show a few times a year and I entered a few every time and won quite a few prizes. I was told one was today so for the first time since moving went back, it was exactly the same (it's been there for generations) except for whatever reason there were only a handful of entries in each category and only used one of the two rooms, the other was packed out as used for teas. I only ever saw a few people I knew there back then as it's not exactly a community but people living next to each other and avoiding each other. Unless someone was at school with me or I babysat for their children I rarely mixed with neighbours there, and hardly ever saw anyone I knew around near or far. Most of London is the same but have lived in places where it wasn't.
There's England's first football match on Monday in Europe so that's taken care of, working on Tuesday and just see what happens otherwise. I'm doing Grace's garden as well and men of less good taste would rue the fact they aren't doing anything else, but I wouldn't dare to lower the tone. It's a Greek myth and Shakespearian tragedy rolled into one, but no fun on the receiving end. Or I should say 'not-receiving anything end'. If stuck situations ever unstick it's more of a miracle than nature as I find inertia keeps things where they are. So my friends went to America 'for 7 years' in 2002, and for whatever reasons probably won't ever come back, we joined the Common Market and are being sucked deeper and deeper in as the days go by, interest rates have been 0.5% for three years and set indefinitely, you get the picture. And outside technology I've found things tend to change for the worst over time, which follows nature as entropy, where whatever is here now has to decay to its basic atoms sooner or later. Spiritual development is the only escape route, as it's bodybuilding for the inner being, and means whatever happens outside you're relatively unaffected. I don't even know if that's possible but something to aim for. It's a lot easier than waiting for Grace as well.
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Reply #995. Jun 09 12, 5:21 PM
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Time for a satguru lesson here. All through my life I've recognised situations in life, noted them down and used them. Very much like driving lessons, there are only so many hazards and positions you find themselves in, traps set to catch us out until like any trap if you know it's there you avoid it.
Today's is about appreciation, as having written the highlights of my life here (probably in the old blog, I think I found a little on the archives but very little) it's so easy to appreciate things years after they've happened, but only seem to really notice the high points in the present and often miss what later on could be seen as more. So rather than looking back (is there anything left I wonder, having covered primary school incontinence and my grandparents in total) I'm wondering how much of 2012 or so so far I'd look back on in 20 years in the same way? I would definitely appreciate all my photo trips, seeing many places for the first time in 5-10 years, but the little excursions with Grace, local video tours, walking around Golders Green etc which at the time seems like filling space a bit may or may not be included.
Football has limited my current activities, with England playing tomorrow that's Monday dealt with, working Tuesday so no trips till Wednesday at the earliest, with Thursday free as well and then Sunday. I thought of another one so have double the chance anyway. And then doing Grace's garden again. Having lost the only other family I spent time with locally besides my own in 2002 hers is really the only other I've replaced them with, as now she's a regular in my life I can spend time over there as besides her father the rest of them (there are quite a few) are usually there as well although they've moved out. That's the difference with some cultures abroad, they stick to the local family over generations, as my own did before the war, but for the British it all fell apart after that. And to think I could actually be part of it. Stranger things have happened. But nothing like the others though either way.
It still shows how little control we really have though, we are given a situation and ideas, and make the best of it. We can't do any more than that whoever we are, and always have to deal with what we don't want a lot more than what we did. |
Reply #996. Jun 10 12, 2:57 PM
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Monday, 8.20pm (yes, it's Big Brother season again):
Today was governed by football, so besides raining I went to the gym and watched the football, and now stuck in front of the TV for the rest of the evening. I'm working tomorrow as said, not for long, and see if I have time for any more than a walk and housework afterwards, especially as the ex comes on Tuesday so can't come home too late. Apart from the long trip (and Grace's gardening which will possibly be tomorrow as well) I'll just see what happens. I do know how much outside forces can divert everything and can only be prepared for whatever they offer. A bit like coming home from a day away from the cat. Was there a message and would I find it? Even the best things can still deposit on your carpet. |
Reply #997. Jun 11 12, 1:25 PM
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I am being given a lesson by life to enjoy and make the best of what happens rather than what I planned to do. Technically I'd far prefer to wander around locally anyway, but only after my final photo trip is complete, as it's a bit like leaving school before you've finished your exams. You are really meant to do some things in an order but this is not school and there are no timetables and I must become more flexible.
I've been in all day as I was working, a very interesting new student and of course too late to do anything else afterwards. I then checked Grace's father's laptop as when I tried to set up the wireless (something I've never done before) in the end it wouldn't even work on ethernet cable so brought it here to test it and it's fine, so must be their end. I think it's too late and a bit dodgy weather to do their garden today although there's just time, but too tiring to do that as well now. It's waited this long. The ex will be here later, and just seeing what else to do till then as nothing on TV. I even missed a crystal ball as I had to disconnect the internet to use the laptop, realised too late and could easily have got that particular word as it was right at the end and one I had thought of before, but it's only one game and got one really tough one in one yesterday so do all even out, and work ought to come first but maybe one day it won't have to.
The rest of the week should be free, although the cleaner may come Thursday she ought to let me know now, and can still go out if she does a bit later as I did last time. And I mustn't beat myself up if I can't make it this week, and have thought of a second one I can do over the weekend if I feel like it so covered myself again in case. I think that's everything, plus was up an hour later than intended last night (as needed to get ready for my visitor) when I found yet another massive global warming error and posted it rather than wait another day. In a world where the errors are ignored and what data is used has been converted to fit we have a long way to go and a lot to fix, it has reached its worst and lowest point and must be used as the chance (possible with the internet) to sort things out now rather than live a life of slavery which is the alternative. I've read it, studied it, and know there are only two real directions we can go in, and currently the question is how far we go towards tyranny before we break free, assuming we do. Unlike some times and countries it now happens so slowly and subtlely only a tiny minority of people like me realise it and then can't even convince others as they can't believe it would happen. It can, it has, it does and it is. |
Reply #998. Jun 12 12, 10:54 AM
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I've managed to catch up a lot of my unfinished business, the road signs were both an easier journey and more urgent as hardly any old warning signs left in the country, so did them yesterday, there was another about 7 miles east cross country as well I didn't have the exact location and was the same as one I was getting but facing the other way. Important as when I got there of the four signs (two were the same) that one had fallen off so it had road junction with a shadow where the symbol had been only a year ago. At least you can see the shape left behind but no black plate with reflectors to complete it. The others were stuck on rather than pressed letters and you can imagine the state after 50 or so years, legible but one was peeling and the others were fading or dripping or both. But I doubled my warning signs in an afternoon and one missing symbol isn't going to make that much of a dent in it, and would have had a terrible job trying to negotiate country roads after a 2 hour drive before returning the same distance. I took the direct route (it was an hour for more last time I used it), on my father's advice, and went back my way, it was dire. Traffic lights every quarter mile and the same 100 vehicles or so moving the short distance to the next, meaning most had to change three times before you got through. Just normal London nowadays unfortunately.
Today I did Grace's garden, and then she made me dinner (the sort I make but certainly adequate) and then tried to complete any work I'd done on their laptops as the old one wouldn't go online (it did on cable until I got involved) although when I plugged it in here it did. So now they need an engineer to visit as you can't connect to a network out of range and theirs were the only ones I've done, and fixed hers on the phone to her ISP who told me what to poke. So I can relax now for a while, as the signs would go (as I proved yesterday when a bit had gone already although all in place) Essex could not, so will be there throughout the light months at least. There's another optional trip west as all on major roads without touching London (I'm west already) whereas all the east (Essex and Cambridge) are an hour or more of suburbs before hitting open roads so takes twice as long for the same distance. One job at a time is good enough anyhow if they are done. |
Reply #999. Jun 14 12, 8:54 PM
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Post 1000, that's in 5 years but started this when the others were about to go and didn't for a while so didn't really start this again until they did which is less than that.
I have still got the one official photo trip to do, but as the signs disappear (a bit had already when I got there) and Essex doesn't that will follow. There are two more for fun as and when I get round to them this summer, and will then rest on my laurels if it ever happens. I could do one tomorrow but a heck of a long way to do after the last and then maybe another in the week. Maybe if I was still getting paid for the long journeys like my old job I would but one long one a week is quite enough otherwise.
Otherwise it's just been keeping busy doing very little since, and just go with the flow now before I get back on the road. The golf's on now, I didn't know on Thursday but watched since and goes on till 3am as on the west coast of the US. That's on top of the football which we are still in, the last group game on Tuesday when the ex arrives right in the middle. If I offered her £1000 to come before or after she wouldn't manage it, so have to accept an interruption. Other than that I've made a nice call to the radio and gradually getting my messages across as hear others mention them now and again as well. Eventually what is obscure will become known by all and then as if they always have. Once something is common knowledge you forget you didn't always know it. I am certain no one sane would dream of voting for power systems which don't produce power or interest rates which leave all working savers poor. Or paying the mafia a daily membership fee. Joining an organisation just to stop them burning down your businesses is not a reason I'd call sensible, yet we are in and they are burning down our entire economy and every other within Europe, relentlessly until they (those who made the rules, I can name names) have it all and run off, setting up their empires while the citizens around them starve. That is what they want and that is what I am going to stop. |
Reply #1000. Jun 16 12, 5:08 PM
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