Moglet we miss you
Moglet we miss you
Aine, the place just isn't the same without you. Hope your sick computer gets better soon and you can come out to play again
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Well, you see, at the Spring Fair I was a bit switched on - not such a dinosaur after all - don't you know.
At the hotel Áine read out her mobile no - everyone searching for pens and paper.
I just typed it direct in to my phone and immediately rang her so she also had my No. (I'd've lost that bit of paper!)
There's snail mail too remember.
Anyway - seems the computer needs work/parts - scared to re-boot - too much data to lose.
You're always thanking us for hints tips and inspiration Áine - but I just wish I had your way with words to describe what you have brought - a line from a film comes to mind "As good as it gets' - Jack Nicholson
"You make me want to be a better person"
At the hotel Áine read out her mobile no - everyone searching for pens and paper.
I just typed it direct in to my phone and immediately rang her so she also had my No. (I'd've lost that bit of paper!)
There's snail mail too remember.
Anyway - seems the computer needs work/parts - scared to re-boot - too much data to lose.
You're always thanking us for hints tips and inspiration Áine - but I just wish I had your way with words to describe what you have brought - a line from a film comes to mind "As good as it gets' - Jack Nicholson
"You make me want to be a better person"
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Spoke with Moglet today. She is hoping to fire up the computer and be able to access the forum.
Hope it works OK.
Watch this space...
Hope it works OK.
Watch this space...
HOW Much!?
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Finally braved a reboot, and thankfully no Blue Screen of Death this time! I've got a backup laptop which is ok for pricing and stuff, but it's not really powerful enough for graphics processing so I need to nurse my main system as much as possible till I can get it fixed.
I have missed you all so very much! As I said before Christmas, you all mean the world to me and have made such a tremendous and marvellously positive difference to my life. This temporary (all going well!) separation is really awful.
Things are tough here at the moment: being a 40-something blow-in to a new place can be very lonely at times, I had a young lad in the gallery the week before last who from viewing the CCTV footage afterwards clearly came in with robbery in mind, and whom I caught brandishing a hammer in the workshop. Thankfully, because the only thing that occured to me was that he was snooping "off limits" I was very assertive when I confronted him, he dropped the hammer and cleared off. What could have happened only dawned on me a couple of minutes after he left the premises, and I was quite shaken by the brazenness (sp?) of his actions. It wasn't helpful to know that the bookies downstairs had been broken into two nights before...
Given that I work on my own out of sight of anyone in the street has left me feeling quite vulnerable. This is the second unpleasant incident I've had since I opened my door for business here. On the other occasion (a few months after I first opened) a bloke who was 65 if he was a day groped me, and the latest incident has brought back some of the discomfort from that. I keep trying to balance all the "uneventful" days against these two incidents, in order to keep some perspective and to reassure myself a little.
Business-wise, I'm pleased to report that my orders are up over last year: just wish the collections were keeping pace (sigh...).
So sorry that my first post in a-g-e-s is one of such doom and gloom, but the 19-out-of-21 months sleep deprivation is really taking its toll, and the fumes I've been running on are nearly spent. Doc has thankfully put me back on sleeping pills again, so please say a little prayer for Moggie that her battery's will recharge soon.
I have missed you all far more than I can articulate. Thankyou all from the depth of my heart for your wonderful gifts of friendship, kindness, and support. I cherish ye!
I sincerely hope that you all are in much better places than where I am right now, and I pray for you all to be well and safe.
Going to cheer myself up now with some rather exceptional chocolate...
Nil Illegitimati Carborundum!
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Finally braved a reboot, and thankfully no Blue Screen of Death this time! I've got a backup laptop which is ok for pricing and stuff, but it's not really powerful enough for graphics processing so I need to nurse my main system as much as possible till I can get it fixed.
I have missed you all so very much! As I said before Christmas, you all mean the world to me and have made such a tremendous and marvellously positive difference to my life. This temporary (all going well!) separation is really awful.
Things are tough here at the moment: being a 40-something blow-in to a new place can be very lonely at times, I had a young lad in the gallery the week before last who from viewing the CCTV footage afterwards clearly came in with robbery in mind, and whom I caught brandishing a hammer in the workshop. Thankfully, because the only thing that occured to me was that he was snooping "off limits" I was very assertive when I confronted him, he dropped the hammer and cleared off. What could have happened only dawned on me a couple of minutes after he left the premises, and I was quite shaken by the brazenness (sp?) of his actions. It wasn't helpful to know that the bookies downstairs had been broken into two nights before...
Given that I work on my own out of sight of anyone in the street has left me feeling quite vulnerable. This is the second unpleasant incident I've had since I opened my door for business here. On the other occasion (a few months after I first opened) a bloke who was 65 if he was a day groped me, and the latest incident has brought back some of the discomfort from that. I keep trying to balance all the "uneventful" days against these two incidents, in order to keep some perspective and to reassure myself a little.
Business-wise, I'm pleased to report that my orders are up over last year: just wish the collections were keeping pace (sigh...).
So sorry that my first post in a-g-e-s is one of such doom and gloom, but the 19-out-of-21 months sleep deprivation is really taking its toll, and the fumes I've been running on are nearly spent. Doc has thankfully put me back on sleeping pills again, so please say a little prayer for Moggie that her battery's will recharge soon.
I have missed you all far more than I can articulate. Thankyou all from the depth of my heart for your wonderful gifts of friendship, kindness, and support. I cherish ye!
I sincerely hope that you all are in much better places than where I am right now, and I pray for you all to be well and safe.
Going to cheer myself up now with some rather exceptional chocolate...
Nil Illegitimati Carborundum!
........Áine JGF SGF FTB
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Hey Ormond! I pray that it will. And stop teasing me with the prospect of some R&R in your beautiful land. It's a lovely thought, mind you...osgood wrote:Welcome back Áine,
We really missed you!
I hope that the negative in your life lifts very rapidly and that you get some really good sleep!
Perhaps you need to come down here and have a nice relaxing time on the beach or out in the rainforest!
........Áine JGF SGF FTB
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This is what she should have done to her intruder
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That's the ticket, Steve! Now why didn't I think of that at the time...
Mike, things are dicey enough with my window display at the best of times. Don't think Mog TV would do me any favours... especially if any passers-by happen to be lip-reading Farscape fans...
Mike, things are dicey enough with my window display at the best of times. Don't think Mog TV would do me any favours... especially if any passers-by happen to be lip-reading Farscape fans...
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