What are you guys doing right NOW??? ;)

[Gabriel1]

AND I AM GLAD YOU ARE HERE!!

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And we are glad that you are here too.

The Archangel

 

[Linda1]

Setting up Sunnyhollies NEW IPad!

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[J. A.]

Tomorrow I'll have to work again.

Going to get some sleep.

 

[squib]

And we are glad that you are here too.

The Archangel

Awww, thanks.

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[J. A.]

That's easy for you to do, as you're posting almost everywhere.

Forget my first post. After trying and ending up cheating I assume you must be a very quick reader, with so many posts.

 

[scifan57]

Forget my first post. After trying and ending up cheating I assume you must be a very quick reader, with so many posts.

I just spend a lot of time on the forums.

 

[J. A.]

I just spend a lot of time on the forums.

So did I last week, but my bubbles were mostly blue.

 

[J. A.]

Still having problems with wifi. Using 3G at the moment. Sloooow! :-(

 

[scifan57]

Waiting for my shift to start.

 

[J. A.]

Waiting for my shift to start.

I see we both had break at the same time.

 

[J. A.]

Being nervous before I start working, as usual.

Have to leave for work.

 

[Richard Brown]

Pondering over the subtleties of varied spellings and what the words mean in English as used across the world.

It's curios and curious which got this going.

In the UK curios is the plural of curio. Curious is inquisitive.

Then of course spellcheck may have got in the way.

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[Richard Brown]

Still having problems with wifi. Using 3G at the moment. Sloooow! :-(

I bet the air is turning blue!

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[Richard Brown]

I have just posted on the Family History and Ingenious threads. That is, after trying out a new app on my iPad

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[J. A.]

Pondering over the subtleties of varied spellings and what the words mean in English as used across the world.

It's curios and curious which got this going.

In the UK curios is the plural of curio. Curious is inquisitive.

Then of course spellcheck may have got in the way.

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If it's me you meant: that simply was a mistake I made. I posted once that I don't use any help. I really meant "curious".