(30 Jul 2016, 10:56 pm)BusLoverMum wrote Useless old phone is still useless. I have sworn at it quite creatively, today, much to bigun's disgust. He's getting it after a factory reset, mind!
Useless phone replacement is now coming tomorrow, since an attempted delivery was made, today, while we were all out, when such deliveries never ever actually happen as a matter of course. And of course, said delivery will probably end up happening about 5pm, tomorrow. Or Monday.
not even week old fitbit has also been arsish. Have finally convinced it to sync after much jiggery pokery.
Landline is down again. Can dial in but not out.
Longing for a simple return to an uncorrupted childhood of black and white TV and bog all technology.
(31 Jul 2016, 5:00 am)MrFozz wrote Those were the days...The world seemed a little more innocent and society did not seem as F'd up...didbto me anyway [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY]
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(31 Jul 2016, 9:22 pm)Adrian wrote What phone did you get?
(02 Aug 2016, 12:26 pm)Jimmi wrote You kidding me?!
Oh boy, that's only 90 minutes to go!!! [emoji35] [emoji35] [emoji35]
(02 Aug 2016, 12:37 pm)S813 FVK wrote I'm not sure. Somebody said it was the journey through High Spen at around 10:50 meaning that it must have been the 10:39 from Blackhall Mill getting to Newcastle at 11:57. I thought it may have been the 12:05 service from Newcastle to Blackhall Mill getting there at 13:16.I'm hoping you are right as I am now on the 10A and I am hoping to catch it at Blaydon Bus Station heading towards Newcastle.
(02 Aug 2016, 12:49 pm)Jimmi wrote I'm hoping you are right as I am now on the 10A and I am hoping to catch it at Blaydon Bus Station heading towards Newcastle.
I want no complaints if Newcastle gets used as a photo location as it ain't my flaming fault some people have done places to death, so it's totally unfair for me to get it in the neck if I snap it at Eldon Square. [emoji35]
I'm only in this mess as I wasted my time heading to Hexham this morning.
(04 Aug 2016, 1:20 pm)Jimmi wrote Everything is going fan-freaking-tastic as ever! [emoji35] [emoji35] [emoji35]
Traffic in Bensham - SHOCK! resulted in me JUST missing two Enviro 400MMC's on the 62/63, then another one appeared on the X63 few but my camera decided to blur instead of shoot, so now I've got to wait goodness knows how long I will now have to wait for them to come back from Killingworth. Also the sun is in a bad spot which really doesn't help.
As you can imagine I am thrilled about all this and somehow my Nikon is still in one piece, Lord knows how after the bashing I gave it!
(04 Aug 2016, 1:20 pm)Jimmi wrote Everything is going fan-freaking-tastic as ever! [emoji35] [emoji35] [emoji35]
Traffic in Bensham - SHOCK! resulted in me JUST missing two Enviro 400MMC's on the 62/63, then another one appeared on the X63 few but my camera decided to blur instead of shoot, so now I've got to wait goodness knows how long I will now have to wait for them to come back from Killingworth. Also the sun is in a bad spot which really doesn't help.
As you can imagine I am thrilled about all this and somehow my Nikon is still in one piece, Lord knows how after the bashing I gave it!
(04 Aug 2016, 6:31 pm)Adrian wrote I'm not trying to be funny, but you need to appreciate that you have almost every day of every week to dedicate to your hobbies. The majority of people don't have that luxury, and are lucky if they can dedicate a day a week to it. You miss something one day, and there's likely to be nothing stopping you getting it the next.I understand where you are coming from, I have to admit I do go completely OTT at times especially on here (seem to be getting worse again recently which concerns me). I have very limited patience and I simply can't bare standing around or sitting in traffic anywhere, as such I wasn't best pleased with the prospect of being in Newcastle waiting around for 90 minutes for them to come back from Killingworth. I sometimes feel under pressure to keep up with things and keep my Flickr on track (not sure why) but that's gone a bit askew recently, got a whole outing of photos from a day out in Manchester a month ago and Leicester last Saturday that have yet to see the light of day and I am not happy that I've fallen behind on uploading. Newcastle in particular stresses the hell out of me with how busy it can be at times which doesn't help matters.
Enjoy your hobbies rather than turning them into one huge mass of rage.
(04 Aug 2016, 6:55 pm)Jimmi wrote I understand where you are coming from, I have to admit I do go completely OTT at times especially on here (seem to be getting worse again recently which concerns me). I have very limited patience and I simply can't bare standing around or sitting in traffic anywhere, as such I wasn't best pleased with the prospect of being in Newcastle waiting around for 90 minutes for them to come back from Killingworth. I sometimes feel under pressure to keep up with things and keep my Flickr on track (not sure why) but that's gone a bit askew recently, got a whole outing of photos from a day out in Manchester a month ago and Leicester last Saturday that have yet to see the light of day and I am not happy that I've fallen behind on uploading. Newcastle in particular stresses the hell out of me with how busy it can be at times which doesn't help matters.
(04 Aug 2016, 7:11 pm)MurdnunoC wrote If you're not sure why you need to keep your Flickr 'on track', use that as a basis to ease whatever pressure you feel to keep it updated. Transport photography is very niche and, while some may view it as a competition to get their photos online first, there is absolutely nothing to achieve by being first to do so - especially when the average quality of comment is typically along the lines of "Nice picture mate".I think the fact that a fair bit is going on at the moment is resulting in me pushing uploads back. Fortunately festival season is nearly over and winter will be coming soon, so that should mean more gigs and less bus outings, especially further afield ones, so hopefully from September onwards it will end up being mostly North East based outings which will be less photo focused, I hope.