Good Morning Dollit, you must get up early to get your newspapers
Thanks for the snippets out of them, I stopped getting newspapers on a regular basis many years ago as they fuelled my depression. But if I know of a particular article then I sometimes do get one.
The only paper my wife insists on is the local one for the hatch, match and despatch columns!
Well when I do my bits of research for whatever reason I read around 8 papers a day so I get them online and just pick out the stuff I'm interested in. Easier and cheaper than reading the real thing!
Well when I do my bits of research for whatever reason I read around 8 papers a day so I get them online and just pick out the stuff I'm interested in. Easier and cheaper than reading the real thing!
I stopped buying papers back in the 80s when i was having a paricularly bad spell. I was convinced there was going to be a nuclear attack and was behaving erratically. My gp advised i stopped reading newspapers and watching the news.
I must admit tho, some may think im ignorant of whats going on in the world but i do feel happier not knowing.
Yes and I get those little newletters delivered tailored to my needs so that I get told what's interesting to me! The only trouble is that when a big story breaks in the States I wake up to 40 or 50 emails on elections or something!
Not so much politics but how we can cut down the talking bits and get to the doing. People are always complaining on a local level that we all talk and nothing gets done but the people I work alongside and myself we just do things. If you talk and wait for people to agree in minute detail you waste time and energy. The good thing about implicitly declaring yourselves a positive social capital group is that you can just do things. No interest in elections of any sort apart from where and when I cast my vote and how I can exploit the connections that arise.
It is and when we list what we've done over the years it's great. People who used to work over here are always asking how we're doing and they often point people our way. It's nice to know that ordinary people and big organizations can co-operate and change things for good.