Krystyna23040
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That is a really impressive air fryer @ianpspurs
That is a really impressive air fryer @ianpspursGreetings all from a very sunny but bitterly cold L.A. Fbg was 5.2 which isn't a disaster daahling but makes me somewhat prickly. @JohnEGreen that last goodbye to your dad is so moving so huge respect to you for keeping your faith. @lindisfel life in that caravan must have been cold and yes, Marjorie did well not to take that drug. As for the winter of '63 I remember eating pigeons shot whilst trying to eat our Brussels, all night burners with apple wood roots and my dad being almost constantly unfreezing railway cottages plumbing throughout Cambs. @gennepher and @dunelm thank you for sharing your artistic gifts to brighten our days. @Lamont D hugs for '63 and today. @Krystyna23040 great Black Friday steal. Man cannot live by one air fryer alone so I bought this - don't judge me. @Annb knows how I "went native" there. As for that inquiry Lynton Crosby will love the focus on individuals not Austerityball. Isaiah 13.1 covers that and Matthew 9:15 is so Eddy Grant. Y’all have a good day now, ya hear.
I never realised there were people poorer than us!I have no idea what you are referring to!
Another memory from '63, we had a paraffin heater that had seen better days, but it was a godsend located in our bathroom, my dad was constantly worried about getting the paraffin, the cost and it obviously not working.
I am afraid one has to have a work round if one wants to earn a living in society. One is empoyed on the employer's terms or you go without. It was known as self discipline when we were young.That's a great poem. And you're right, teachers and parents should know that one and take it to heart. Neil has never been average. He has always been comfortable in his uniqueness. Teachers used to despair of him and he them. However hard I tried to persuade him to go to college, once he was too old for school, he dropped out because the lecturers knew less about their subjects than he did. That was his assessment and was most likely correct. Anything he wanted to study, he learned all he could about it and so was better informed than most college lecturers in a wider range of subjects. He was also better at understanding what he learned because he could link that learning to other areas of knowledge which also was rare in specialists. He has an alternative kind of brain and he's quite happy with that.
His attitude is very much like Em's. The world thinks she is "weird" and she embraces the idea.
Snap!Hearing you guys talking makes me understand I am ancient, I grew up when some of you were kids and in my mind I still feel young but my body keeps telling me a different story.
D.
That was what I tried to get Neil to understand. Asperger's is a pain and it leads him to being stubborn. He has very little in the way of qualifications. When he was fit enough he was always a willing worker but he became unfit and unable to work at the heavier jobs he wanted to do and unqualified for the lighter, indoor jobs he could have done. He will never be materially rich but he is happy never to have dropped his standards of what he sees as integrity.I am afraid one has to have a work round if one wants to earn a living in society. One is empoyed on the employer's terms or you go without. It was known as self discipline when we were young.
D.
I really think your garden must be some kind of paradise, with all the birds and cats living happily side by side and even allowing foxes and badgers not to faze them. Like the sketched trees. Very like my own trees at the moment.Fbg 6.6
Nighttime wildlife camera...
Cat Midnight sleeps on swing (bottom right) until Badger approaches (Prior to this Badger was trying to climb bird table pole...)
53 secs
Creative...
Some sketching in my sketchbook, using cat Midnight as a sketchbook stand.
He was obliging...
Birds are singing and feeding in the garden...
There are sparrows, bluetits, pied wagtails, one dunnock, one blackbird with a black beak, and the male robin is sitting on my door handle looking at me. The robin goes on the swing to take Jade's cat biscuits, and she (like Midnight did) allows the robin to do that with impunity.
Now to start the day...
A cuppa tea first...
Have your best day.
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Another piece on a theme from the Tommy Cooper book of misdirection.Well cover me in goose fat and whip me with the racing post. Ah, school memories.- you get what you pay forNext you'll be telling me Unicorn eggs ain't real
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Good morning @gennepher. Interesting to hear about your new arrival. A couple of days ago I had 3 similar birds arrive together in my garden. The right shape and colour of male blackbirds but with black beaks. Also unusual to see 3 together so wondered if they were the young of one family. One has been back again today several times using the tall part of the garden wall as a look-out post. Enjoy your day and keep warm.There has been a new bird in my garden since this morning. The bird is all black with a black beak. It is slightly smaller and more slender than the actual male blackbirds I have visiting who are distinctly plump now.
Am I right in assuming this black bird with the black beak is a young male blackbird? I have never seen a male blackbird with a black beak before. It is feeding off the ground, and in particular what the sparrows have scattered from their fatballs.
It is quite cold today, the car kept verbally warning me of ice on the road this morning. First time I have experienced that warning in this new car, and it makes a tinkling noise like breaking glass to warn me. It fair startled me as I am driving...
Lovely to have so many birds in your garden. Smashing trees sketch and very thoughtful of Midnight to help out.Fbg 6.6
Nighttime wildlife camera...
Cat Midnight sleeps on swing (bottom right) until Badger approaches (Prior to this Badger was trying to climb bird table pole...)
53 secs
Creative...
Some sketching in my sketchbook, using cat Midnight as a sketchbook stand.
He was obliging...
Birds are singing and feeding in the garden...
There are sparrows, bluetits, pied wagtails, one dunnock, one blackbird with a black beak, and the male robin is sitting on my door handle looking at me. The robin goes on the swing to take Jade's cat biscuits, and she (like Midnight did) allows the robin to do that with impunity.
Now to start the day...
A cuppa tea first...
Have your best day.
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I know it's a wide spectrum of high functioning autism but some get be doctors and scientists but they have to be of a nature willing to go through the process of the education system, or act normal out, or else society finds it difficult to place them permanently. For example a doctor in general practice would faze his or her patients out if they couldn't converse normally with interactive speech.That was what I tried to get Neil to understand. Asperger's is a pain and it leads him to being stubborn. He has very little in the way of qualifications. When he was fit enough he was always a willing worker but he became unfit and unable to work at the heavier jobs he wanted to do and unqualified for the lighter, indoor jobs he could have done. He will never be materially rich but he is happy never to have dropped his standards of what he sees as integrity.
Neil is high functioning (massive IQ) but took him well into his 20's before I saw any sign of ability to interact with people (other than me and even that was minimal). Now, in his 50's he is well rounded, helpful, empathetic, self-sufficient and unemployable.I know it's a wide spectrum of high functioning autism but some get be doctors and scientists but they have to be of a nature willing to go through the process of the education system, or act normal out, or else society finds it difficult to place them permanently. For example a doctor in general practice would faze his or her patients out if they couldn't converse normally with interactive speech.
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Thanks for that John. Not long ago we had the vulnerable and key workers. Now they've been downgraded to the workshy and too many immigrants. How did we get here? One reason is trousering £1 mill+ in the jungle pretending to be Mr Reasonable whilst mouthing Trumpian covfefeishness in a plummy accent. Truly skeevy man but eminently suitable for "reality" TVTalking of Daleks a poem by Atila the Stockbroker.
Asylum Seeking Daleks
They claim their planet’s dying
that soon it’s going to blow
And so they’re coming here - they say
they’ve nowhere else to go....
With their strange computer voices
and their one eye on a pole
They’re moving in next door and then
they’re signing on the dole.....
Asylum seeking Daleks
are landing here at noon!
Why can’t we simply send them back
or stick them on the moon?
It says here in the Daily Mail
they’re coming here to stay -
The Loony Lefties let them in!
The middle class will pay......
They say that they’re not terrorists:
That doesn't wash with me!
The last time I saw one I hid
Weeks behind the settee...
Good Lord - they’re pink. With purple bumps!
There’s photos of them here!
Not just extra-terrestial....
The bloody things are queer!
Yes! Homosexual Daleks
And they’re sponging off the State!
With huge Arts Council grants
to teach delinquents how to skate!
It’s all here in the paper -
I’d better tell the wife!
For soon they will EXTERMINATE
Our British way of life.....
This satire on crass ignorance
and tabloid-fostered fear
Is at an end. Now let me give
One message, loud and clear.
Golf course, shop floor or BNP:
Smash bigotry and hate!
Asylum seekers - welcome here.
You racists: emigrate!
Life is short Ann it's hard getting a job after 50,Neil is high functioning (massive IQ) but took him well into his 20's before I saw any sign of ability to interact with people (other than me and even that was minimal). Now, in his 50's he is well rounded, helpful, empathetic, self-sufficient and unemployable.
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