Originally posted by Mich the Tester
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today:
- finish watching James Bond Casino Royale in the next 30 mins
- get washed and dressed
- go out and buy lots of champers, food and wine for tonight
tomorrow:
- nothing, maybe fix the greenhouse at the summer cottage that was half destroyed a few months ago and still hasnt been done.
sunday:
- prepare for interview for Monday after taking 3 months "christmas break"
- friends birthday across the water in Denmark
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Tonight - friends birthday party, may have to do it in shifts if the in laws don't risk driving over to babysit the kids due to the snow
Tomorrow - taking a day off work to help a mate rip out a bathroom and kitchen (I love destruction)
Sunday - wife's birthday, family lunch
Pretty much looking forward to everything for a change.
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Yes indeed, but I is not bwainy enuff for dat stuff.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostLove robots sound more fun.
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Love robots sound more fun.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostNo; more process control and material handling systems (conveyor belts, item pickers and so on). Big business here in NL as this country earns a lot of money on distribution and transport. Also an area with skills shortages; good for contractors
Shall be doing a load of PLC/Scada homework on Sunday.
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No; more process control and material handling systems (conveyor belts, item pickers and so on). Big business here in NL as this country earns a lot of money on distribution and transport. Also an area with skills shortages; good for contractorsOriginally posted by d000hg View PostLike robots?
and much more fun than banking and so on.
Shall be doing a load of PLC/Scada homework on Sunday.
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Tonight - chilliing
Tomorrow & Sunday - parents are visiting so we'll be doing some stuff with the kids, eating, that sort of stuff.
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Industrial automation.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWhat you studying?
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What you studying?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostTanks for asking.
This evening, cooking Valentines meal for Lady Tester. (oh tulip, must not forget to visit butcher and wine merchant on way home)
Tomorrow; bicycle race planned but I expect it will be cancelled due to storm so I won't worry about having a few extra glasses of wine this evening.
Sunday; studying.
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tonight taking er indoors out for a ruby
saturday youngest daughters birthday party n helping my brother move house... then beer
sunday youngest daughters birthday so cooking for everyone
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Tanks for asking.
This evening, cooking Valentines meal for Lady Tester. (oh tulip, must not forget to visit butcher and wine merchant on way home)
Tomorrow; bicycle race planned but I expect it will be cancelled due to storm so I won't worry about having a few extra glasses of wine this evening.
Sunday; studying.
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