Featherduster

February 19, 2008

My surgery has become strangely sensible

Filed under: Health, Life — by featherduster @ 9:23 am

A couple of weeks ago there was a big old hoo ha about drs’ surgeries not exactly offering the most convenient hours to those of us who work (ie taxpayers who actually contribute to the unwieldy behemoth that is the NHS). I drafted a post about it because my surgery has changed its booking policy and opening hours so many times, it was nigh on possible to predict whether you could ever actually get an appointment. However, I’m glad I didn’t post it because my surgery seems to have undergone a fairly radical transformation which - shock horror - actually makes it easier to book an appointment. Getting an appointment with the nurse is still like finding hen’s teeth but at least there now seems to be a willingness to try and find patients an appointment time at some point in the future.

Long may it continue (although I suspect that given they do seem to change their booking policy every few weeks it may not last…now there I go again with my glass being half empty).

Phone success…PC pain

Filed under: Life — by featherduster @ 9:15 am
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It would appear that I have fixed the technical problem with my handset. In theory this means I am technilogically more adept than people who work at Carphone Warehouse. Whilst I’m not exactly doubting that I do indeed have more brain cells than them, my technological prowess has not thus far indicated any great skill. So I’ll have to see if it stays fixed.

Norton and my PC on the other hand are still giving me grief. Half way through a system scan, my laptop gets bored and just switches itself off for no apparent reason - grrr.

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