A viral video shows the teacher walking to the student’s desk and noticing he was playing video games on his mobile phone instead of paying attention to the lesson.

And Mrs M just got approved for a year’s extension to her PhD which we hope will include her scholarship Family wise, my Mum is still with us and we did manage to see her a couple of times when restrictions allowed. She doesn’t know who we are anymore but we’ve come to terms with that. Unfortunately my MIL is starting on the same journey but we do know what to expect this time. My OH had a bit of a health scare this year and she made a few lifestyle changes. And to cut a long story short we had some very good news on that front on Xmas Eve. Me? I’m fine, after years and years of health problems I’ve been fine since 2014. Even lost a bit more weight, 3 stone in 2 and a bit years, try the Royal Mail exercise plan is my advice. On the plus side my teenage daughter now lives with me full time, that also brings quite a few challenges. Managed a couple of trips, one semi regular one to the paradise that is Prince Edward Island and I made it to Yorkshire for a week to see my brother. But in spite of all that, it has turned out to be a pretty good year in the end. In April I had an operation to fix the hernia my big cancer op of 2019 left me with. That left me out of action for longer than I expected but once I was up to strength again it was just all good stuff.

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I love the work, and I love that I learn stuff all the time, both via clients and via loads of CPD courses. It’s a privilege indeed. On the WFH topic, I much prefer in-person work, what with all the non-verbal material that only really becomes clear when we’re in 3D relationship. I cemented a love for classical music (well, a little corner of the genre anyway) that had been building up for a couple of years. Favourite two composers are Vaughan Williams and Bax, and totally immersed myself in their symphonic cycles this year.

The letter H can be useful to create some two-letter words but there are some longer, high scoring words too. Here are some examples. I think the UK is finding that it is really difficult to develop and there is more bureaucracy rather than less once you try to change everything,” he says. “The cost of getting all UK companies stamped with a UK mark rather than an EU mark … it is not worth the cost.” I’ve been fine, thanks for asking, and I hope you and yours are too. I’ve stayed well and not being a sociable man, wfh suits me. So long as I have my other half I haven’t missed seeing other people. It sounds cold, but I’ve never enjoyed company in large or frequent doses. On the plus side, all the people I love are still around, and they mostly seem to feel roughly the same way about me. Bless them. I'm a fortunate man, no mistake. In 2021 my younger brother Martin died in September, just days before my nephew’s long-delayed wedding.There are so few people who know what it is like in our country for other people from different cultures.

Your first and second paragraphs are me, too, Arthur. The reason I started my current office job 11 years ago was I spent the previous 9 months WFH (following the fallout from the late 2008 crash) and missed having colleagues to talk to. Started year with a degree of of optimism. The last couple of years I had lost my mum (age in the main) and brother (brain tumour). Then there was Covid and I had long Covid (mouth taste smell) which would not go away. 2021 had to be better. Didn’t it? …..

I sometimes feel I should ask more questions, and the NHS have been great with regular appointments with a Diabetes Nurse, but it comes to my appointments and I can’t think of anything to ask. “LADA” for example: no, I’ve never heard of that. Googled it now though: and, no, that was never mentioned. They seemed to know it was Type 1 from the start and my blood sugar was sky high (42!) when they tested it after I first sought medical help. The doctor has mentioned that late onset Type 1 is getting more common these days. Whatever issues were riling Frost the most, delivering on Brexit promises is proving a lot harder than making them had been.

I’m still only part-way through the book I’ve been working on (on/off) for maybe 4 years. Hopefully, I can finish it in 2022. Like the album above, it feels like my last. Maybe it’s largely a product of the past couple of years, though it’s certainly also influenced by the sense of impending doom around the climate/state of the world, but there’s a general low-level malaise or melancholy that I find hard to keep at bay. It’s okay when I’m busy and ‘in the moment’ and don’t have to think too much. Beyond that, I’m stunned that anyone at this point would, for instance, choose to have children. What I have missed is experiences – holidays and gigs (though we did get to over a dozen shows this year). Not just the events, but having reliable points in the calendar to look forward to. The furthest I have been from Essex since 2019 is Manchester to see my partner’s daughter, and I have my fingers crossed than some travel, even with restrictions, may be possible in 2022.If for some reason you are unable to access the MagnetDL main domain then we also have the MagnetDL Mirror as a second option. For those who like to use the Tor network a MagnetDL Tor link is available. Also useful if the domains are inaccessible.