I'm an information junkie and the satnav gives a few little snippets of info that help to feed that addiction. A replacement gps (the lead's bust) will be either £65 or me tinkering for a weekend. The mad thing is that a Bluetooth wireless one costs less than one with a wire. So - I'll be hunting one of these soon :

Testing went well, although I'm glad I'm not the one who's there for the rest of the week. We don't execute the tests, we watch the contractor demonstrating the functionality. A couple of days is about the limit before the brain starts to leak out through your ears and the other fella from our office is 2 days through a 4 day stint.
Now chilling out to iTunes music - currently All About Eve's "The Pearl Fishermen". Beautiful song that closes out their "Scarlet and Other Stories" album. It has Julianne Regan singing along to a couple of guitars.
PS It's cold out there ! Gloves on all the way back tonight ...
Michele sent me back again so I thought I would comment on an ealier post.
ReplyDeleteI have a an earlier version of a GPS unit in my car - it's called a road atlas and is 100% reliable. Batteries not required! I just don't get on with those bossy electronic gizmos.
Lol - having a map open on your lap when you're driving kinda gets in the way :-)
ReplyDeleteI prefer the other type of navigator though. The type that'll buy you a coffee when you stop at a service station. Plus Tomtom's girl doesn't have a great range of conversation ...