Oh, and my lovely daughter droped in a book entitled "how to be a good husband" .......do you think she is trying to tell me something?
So what was in your christmas parcel this year?
Regards
OL.












Stephen wrote:The usual lump of coal and an orange. Weren't even wrapped.
And the orange turned out to be a painted tennis ball. I was chewing on it for hours before I realised.


emjay45 wrote:The best present I have had is a 'Boogie Board'. I am always writing notes to remind myself of things I need to do. Now I can write them on the Boogie Board and erase them when I've finished.I'm going to be saving loads of trees.![]()

Jean W wrote:Very pleased with my 'Tablet'![]()
I hadn't asked.Santà for one, but I'm so glad he remembered me



I had my iPad as a Christmas present a year ago. I absolutely love it. Very rarely use our computer now, everything is done on the iPad. It took me a while to get used to it, but I wouldn't be without it. It went with us on our two cruises this year. I did download an App called iPad Secrets, which I found very useful. I agree about the typing. I also am a touch typist and sometimes get in a muddle. I think this keyboard has a mind of its own and sometimes I find phrases that I have certainly not typed! I have to check things quite carefully! One of the best and most useful presents I have ever received.CaroleF wrote:Well I am typing this very slowly on my new iPad - a combined birthday and Christmas present. I have just been looking at a book called iPad for Seniors! Some of it I understand but the rest will take some time. One thing I find is that when typing it is so slow as I can touch type and am used to typing quickly. I may have to resort to buying a keyboard. If I were to try and send a message when away it would take so much longer than usual. Well back to the book, luckily my daughter can answer questions but she tends to do things very quickly and I get lost! Goodness I feel old! Any advice for a new iPad user would be very welcome.
Carole


CaroleF wrote:Well I am typing this very slowly on my new iPad - a combined birthday and Christmas present. I have just been looking at a book called iPad for Seniors! Some of it I understand but the rest will take some time. One thing I find is that when typing it is so slow as I can touch type and am used to typing quickly. I may have to resort to buying a keyboard. If I were to try and send a message when away it would take so much longer than usual. Well back to the book, luckily my daughter can answer questions but she tends to do things very quickly and I get lost! Goodness I feel old! Any advice for a new iPad user would be very welcome.
Carole



Frank Manning wrote:emjay45 wrote:The best present I have had is a 'Boogie Board'. I am always writing notes to remind myself of things I need to do. Now I can write them on the Boogie Board and erase them when I've finished.I'm going to be saving loads of trees.![]()
notes to remind me of things I have to do.....
excerpt from my poem..
"I'd drink my tea in silence, if only she'd allow,
but now she's finding pen and paper; making such a row.
Still, I lie here patiently, hoping to be kissed,
while she sits up in bed and starts to write her daily list."
I'll perhaps send the rest by e mail, but I might get my ears boxed if Sue catches me sendng it.![]()

Admiral of the Humber wrote:
Santa bought me a telescope. I am hoping for a clearish sky tonight as it will be my first opportunity to have a play with it.