What have you learned during lockdown?
15 watchers
May 2020
12:52pm, 20 May 2020
393 posts
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Left Foot
"The devil makes work for idol hands". I literally 'entertained thoughts' of entering Ironman UK 2021 a few minutes ago. Need to back slowly away from this!
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May 2020
1:30pm, 20 May 2020
1,145 posts
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mushroom
Lazy Daisy - I've also learned that Andrew Cotter is quite funny..!
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May 2020
1:48pm, 20 May 2020
2,349 posts
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Trin
That I can have too much hill training
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May 2020
2:10pm, 20 May 2020
4,052 posts
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run free
Haha Left Foot - sounds like ya need a new challenge..... maybe run the length of Wales (Dragon's Back). North Wales is sooooooo amazing. Discovered 2 more amazing woodlands near me |
May 2020
2:13pm, 20 May 2020
3,781 posts
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JustCommando!
I might blog. That'd be a turnup for the books for one thing! For starters, I've just booked an exam for next week as I've done a fair bit of basic online training about Amazon Web Services in the last couple of weeks and I may as well have something to show for it. |
May 2020
2:23pm, 20 May 2020
4,054 posts
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run free
That is excellent JC - definitely useful in this new world
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May 2020
7:44am, 21 May 2020
4,014 posts
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westmoors
1. I don't like working from home. 2. The telly schedule is full of rubbish. |
May 2020
8:26am, 21 May 2020
31,123 posts
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halfpint
Lots about myself: 1. I need structure and to be busy - I'm definitely not ready for retirement which is just as well as I'm only 42. 2. I am motivated to do active/physical jobs (clearing out cupboards, sorting out the garage, tinkering with bikes) but not so much by sitting down jobs (planning some walks, doing that online photography course that I never finished) 3. I actually find social events a real demand and am enjoying not having to psyche myself up to meet people at the moment. Other learning: 1. I have learned to interact with multiple video conferencing platforms - MS Teams, Skype, Google Meet, Zoom. 2. I have had loads of time for CPD so now know more about the neuroscience of learning, the effects of neglect/trauma on brain development, policy/legislation around various aspects of my role. |
May 2020
12:37pm, 21 May 2020
30,235 posts
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LazyDaisy
I've just learned that because of the profusion of cowslips on Leckhampton Hill it is a good habitat for the Duke of Burgundy butterfly, and I now know that the speckledy brown butterflies I've seen up there, are likely to be Dukes of Burgundy (And that's made me smile, thinking of Passport to Pimlico )
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May 2020
10:21pm, 27 May 2020
26,904 posts
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Wriggling Snake
That Father Ted still makes me laugh, just finished Series 2 Episode 2, watching them in order...1 or 2 every few days...
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