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Note inserted on a separate sheet of paper with my new house insurance. It's the first proper evidence I've seen of the effect of the European referendum on me, directly - without directly attributing it to Brexit.
What it's saying is that I have bought a policy from a company that intends to move its head office from the UK to Luxembourg soon. This means if I have any complaints about their service, the local authorities will only be able to deal with a 'branch' of the company, not the company itself. To do that, I am obliged to consult one of three alternatives, two of whom I have never heard of (because my mother tongue is not French). It could also suggest various other things, but I will leave the viewer to decide what they are.
But what it says to me is that this is the thin end of the wedge. Expect to see more and more of this, particularly as your various insurance policies expire. How are we 'taking back control', if all the smart money is shipping out?
Trim & I just attended a FABULOUS agility seminar by Ronda Carter from the US. I find it hard to write notes at seminars as I take more in by listening.
It seems Trim is the same...she hung on to Ronda's every word.
Let's hope we can do her teaching justice with our training. We'll certainly be trying our best!
a-ha | Ending on a High Note
Club Nokia | May 16, 2010 | Los Angeles
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I regularly find notes like this in the notebook I keep with me. Until I found this page I had no recollection of jotting this down.
Vegetarians planning to travel through Syria are going to have it pretty tough.
This ragtag collection of animal parts was on sale in the souk in Aleppo.
Notes taken while working at The Roasterie. If you like the photo please share on Twitter and Facebook.
I'm experimenting with using Pages on the iPad to create artist's notes by embedding image files I've saved out of Brushes to my Saved Photos. Pages can save files as pdf. Unfortunately Flickr does not accept pdf files. So, I email the pdf file to myself and use Preview (a program that ships on all Macs) to open the pdf and Save As... a jpg file. This is the jpg file. So far I haven't figured out a way to do it all on the iPad.
My future wife, making notes on a train.
Was drasticly underexposed, a mistake which with the help of computers need only mean 'some shadow detail lost, more grain than normal'.
I've just started scanning in some of my old photographs, so expect more grainy, years-old photos to come...
made these little love notes to share...taped one to the bulletin board at the elementary school where my son played basketball today...then left some on the shelves of the grocery store