Archive for July 20th, 2012
Triple A – a recharging of the batteries
An early start to an…
So much rain that the Don Henley hit could be retitled “The Buoys of Summer”! What ever the weather, having time to switch off is always important. Re charging & spending time. We so hope that this is something possible for YOU too.
Time to think. A thinking climate. Time to do nuffin is good for the creative mind.
If, over the summer, any IT co-ordinators have staff phone up with cries for help and techie problems, try directing them to Fixing My Computer dot com. This may help them as it contains simple flowcharts to solve some of the more common glitches.
Anyway budds, have a good summer and see you bright eyed and bushy tailed in September. Tim and Sarah
We couldn’t think of a good alliteration for July. So, a bit of an early start but…
(This was the 500th post of this year. How neat and tidy is that eh?)
2011- 2012 (The 499th post of this year)
A joyous year. The last eleven months have seen a lot of travel for @timrylands & @sarahneild including (but not just):
Hutton North Somerset, Durham, Derby, Helsingør, Denmark, København, Denmark, Newcastle upon Tyne, Penarth, Wales, Cowbridge, Wales, Pentrepoeth Wales, Evesham, Brøndby, Denmark, Uttlesford, London Stansted, Warsaw, Poland, Copenhagen, Denmark, Stockport, Doncaster, Wirral, Blackpool, Doha, Qatar, Cheddar, Somerset, Wirral, Birmingham, Geneva, Berlin, Brislington Bristol, Swansea, Taunton Somerset, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, Knockholt, Kent, London, Hendon, London, Chepstow, Wales, Doha, Qatar, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Middlesbrough, Mumbai, India, Keswick, Cumbria, Huddersfield, Cardiff, Tidworth, Wiltshire, Kirkby, Knowsley, Chorley, Exeter, Devon, Salisbury, Canterbury, Voorschoten The Netherlands, The Hague The Netherlands, Derbyshire, Brislington, Bristol, Cefn Coed, Wales, Ynysowen, Wales, Hutton, North Somerset, Clevedon School, North Somerset, Birmingham, Istanbul, Turkey, Kirkby, Plymouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Goole, North Yorkshire, and Gateshead, (& other places in between, such as Egypt, Andalucia, Tunisia &, occasionally, a little village called Biddisham, tucked away in deepest Somerset).
Thank you to all those we have spent time with, friends old and new, and to all of our readers of the blog. 
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As well as our events, we like to share interesting, and more often than not, FREE tools, resources and ideas, some old, some new, and we hope you might find something useful. We'd love your thoughts. Tim & Sarah
