hI Mollie.
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I do have that Antibacterial Hand Gel, bought it when I went into hospital for the OP, a while back.
Keep one at work and one by my puter at home.
I've just had a tin of Tomato soup and a round of toast.
Have watched last nights recordings and tonights BBLB, what a waste of time BBLB is.
Why do they put such rubbish on the TV, we just want to know what they are doing in the house.
They obviously don't want us to know.
It's a while since DJA has been in touch.
There's not many places I haven't worked, I've even worked in Camel Laird shipyard, had to put an Automatic computer controlled conveyor system in for a company, it should have taken 6 weeks but I had to use their own labour and I was there for 12 months instead.
It was a shot blasting system that handled sheet of steel plate 30ft x 10ft, and very heavy, it was a good for me though.
Think I've worked in every Ford car plant nearly, even did an Automatic computer controlled magnetic crane that would go to different storage places and select the materials to go into the hopper which feeds a furnace, we were 70ft in the air and it was filthy with it being over the furnaces.
I could go on for a long time.
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Doing the design is very rewarding but a lot of responsibility and a lot of long hours while it is tested and I change the code if need be.
So having basically retired from design life is a bit easier.
The hours that I have worked in my life would seem horrific to anyone, most of my life I worked 70 or 80 hrs a week, but that was part of the job, I was usually first there and last away, because no-one could really go until I did, they knew then that the job was a go-er.
Don't think I'll be up much more, not too good too good really.