SbisasCostlyTurnover @ Oneeightnine @feddit.uk

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I love the thought of paper books, but the functionality of my eReader is just too great. I can carry my books with me in one tiny little thing, it's got a light built in and doesn't weigh too much. Also saves so much shelf space.

I wonder if they'd even announced it had it not been for the media frenzy over the last month or so. Can't imagine trying to shield your children from this.

My partner has promised to take the kids out tomorrow so I should have 3-4 hours of uninterrupted free time for the first time in....well 6 months.

I'll probably nap.

Worked mainly. Me and my partner both worked alternative shifts at a supermarket. We also parented a toddler who turned two just as COVID hit.

So yeah. Great fun. Constant risk of bringing home COVID, no time to see each other and a toddler who was suddenly told she wasn't even allowed to go to a park or spend time with people outside our own bubble.

Why would you post an article you have not read?

Mainly because of a lack of time but a deep interest in drumming up a little activity in the community if I'm honest.

My opinion may well be wrong and Ill thought-out, but I'll stand by posting articles from the beeb if I think they've got some relevance to the overall community, which I think this one does.

Thanks for the cordial conversation friend. I'll quit my whining now.

38% of Scotland voted to Leave. 44% of Northern Ireland voted to Leave. 52% of Wales voted to Leave.

The idea that this is merely a mess of England's making is a little unfair, because there's plenty of blame to go around; Why did 44% of people in Northern Ireland think leaving the EU would be a good idea?

They pushed a question on people that they had no real ability to answer, and then forced us to answer that question with what was essentially a Yes/No answer.

I'm not one of those 'stop all aid to foreign countries' people but...why the hedge are we sending aid to China?

This.

Me and my partner have spent the last hour looking through recipe books because I need to figure out how to good a more... diabetes friendly selection of foods.

I can cook a roast dinner no problem, but cooking beans and pulses? No idea.

Wonder if there's some third party software that they're all using that's having a rough few days, or has been updated and broken something?

Seems enforceable.

Maybe we should spend more time going after the shops that sell the cigarettes to the under age youth?

Got the week off from work so I'm taking it easy working harder than I do at work to get all jobs done that I otherwise don't have the time to do.

That'll be it.

Team in question being Leicester City Football Club who won the Premier League title in that year.

Nope.

I've added a clue to the comment.

Nope.

One of our sports teams shocked the world in 2016 by doing the impossible.

The team in question wasn't the Tigers.

Partner went into one of the larger stores today (she works there) and it was absolutely pandemonium. Credit to the staff because from what I understand some customers got very, very upset.

Tearaway was designed from the ground up to be played on the Vita and I'd say it does a pretty fantastic job of using that hardware well. It's also super cute.

Got my daughter's birthday party. Finally. Can't wait for it to be over but I think she's going to have a good time and I'm told that's what it's all about.

But business groups said more needed to be done to get more people into work amid concerns over the UK's long-term weak economic growth.

Hmmm. Maybe better pay, better conditions and improvements to our work/life balance could do the trick here....nah it's the workers who are lazy.

Had a rough day yesterday. I woke up with the best of intentions but without 20 minutes my kids had beaten it out of me. The next 4-5 hour were pretty rough, although it did improve as we got through the afternoon. I need a breather, a break.