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Feb. 27th, 2011
So, My cat has a poorly tail, so we had a fight over trying to sort it and now I have a poorly arm and booby. Hopefully neither of my apendages will go mouldy and infected!
My 6 month temporary direction has been extended until October. I'm still having mixed feelings about doing the job forever, but October is doable and obviously whilst they direct me I still get transport paid for. The best bit for me though is the letter which makes a point of saying "Temporary" direction. STandard direction means that once a certain period is up they can stop paying my transport but still make me go. Temporary means they can't make me stay there. I don't think I want to stay there forever.
I've kind of signed up for Sky internet etc etc , but now I'm having second thoughts because there's a download limit that the guy didn't make fully clear beforehand. He has assured me that it will be enough for my internet habits, but I'm not sure that I trust him. Is there a way of telling what your download is? How many bytes is a "G"? If my internet counter thingie says I've received 38,910,080 bytes does that mean I've downloaded that much? How many g is that? I know I'm stupid.
My 6 month temporary direction has been extended until October. I'm still having mixed feelings about doing the job forever, but October is doable and obviously whilst they direct me I still get transport paid for. The best bit for me though is the letter which makes a point of saying "Temporary" direction. STandard direction means that once a certain period is up they can stop paying my transport but still make me go. Temporary means they can't make me stay there. I don't think I want to stay there forever.
I've kind of signed up for Sky internet etc etc , but now I'm having second thoughts because there's a download limit that the guy didn't make fully clear beforehand. He has assured me that it will be enough for my internet habits, but I'm not sure that I trust him. Is there a way of telling what your download is? How many bytes is a "G"? If my internet counter thingie says I've received 38,910,080 bytes does that mean I've downloaded that much? How many g is that? I know I'm stupid.
