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I feel your pain! I have a form of dyslexia that doesn't affect my spelling but oh boy - numbers , directions, spatial things - total nightmare. I once went round a roundabout so many times people were waving :-) And the times I've headed the 'wrong' way up the A6 were a source of much amusement to...

Thanks, some really great ideas there. Have you got a dehydrator and if so do you think that they are worth the investment? I brought one several years ago and tried to dehydrate some bananas but they ended up rock solid and inedible! I haven't tried it again since but it is up in the attic somewhe...

Map reading is one of those things which can be associated with a lot of stress, especially if you are navigator and the driver is not happy with your performance. Taking the stress out of the situation can sometimes be half the battle when trying to improve the skill. I would suggest looking for g...

One of my main weaknesses is that my spatial awareness, map reading, direction skills are very poor and I find it difficult to learn these skills. I can't find my way out of a telephone box! :D Does anyone have ideas how to develop these skills when they really don't come naturally? Buy a local map...

There’s #10 too. Livestock. I keep poultry ,and rabbits on and off. In fact today ,when Mrs J is ready,we are off out for the day. On the way back I am calling into a chap I know who keeps a very nice strain of dwarf netherland rabbits, and he has a nice trio for sale… Not only is the obvious produ...

Looked at Convar but think I’ll stick to dried in Mylar. Their ready meals don’t look all that healthy… Don’t forget No. 6 on your list - grow your own! Yes, I had looked at the ingredients and they don't seem massively healthy. I think it is the same for most of the freeze dried stuff though. Was ...

Hi all, I take a layered approach with most of my resilience building activities so when it comes to food I go with the following: 1) Fresh (stuff in the fridge) 2) Frozen 3) Tins and packets 4) Dried (rice, beans, lentils etc) 5) Freeze dried (long term) Of course all of these have their advantage...

Hi all, I take a layered approach with most of my resilience building activities so when it comes to food I go with the following: 1) Fresh (stuff in the fridge) 2) Frozen 3) Tins and packets 4) Dried (rice, beans, lentils etc) 5) Freeze dried (long term) Of course all of these have their advantages...

Arzosah wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 6:19 pm Hanhan, you did it!

Took a while there

jansman wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:51 pm

hanhan wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:14 pm

jansman wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:12 pm

The quote appears,but not as quote! Try logging out,then logging back in again. Not scientific,but it works for most computer problems!

Ok let's try this. Does this work? Can you see the quote as a quote and this sentence too?

Bingo!

Yay!