I warn you: I’ve decided to publish a blog post and I’ve
never been moanier!
It’s been ages since I’ve blogged, but I’m not going to
apologise or say I’ll try and blog more frequently now because:
Latest from Law Actually
French students bemoan studying isolation and being stuck in front of a computer
I was reading earlier this week about the concerns raised by French students currently studying (or trying to) at university with minimal in-person interaction. I’m sure students all over the world are saying much the same thing at the moment.
Brexit agreement proof-reading balls-up
Tee hee. This is a good one.Brexit deal mentions Netscape browser and Mozilla Mail – BBC News:References to decades-old computer software are included in the new Brexit agreement, including a description of Netscape Communicator and Mozilla Mail as
What happened to the Law Society’s professional development centre?
I’ve come to rely on the Law Society’s professional
development centre (let’s call it PDC) as part of my diet of CPD or continuing
competence or whatever we’re meant to call it these days. Over the past 12
months or
A Christmas checklist from B&Q
The last six months…
They’ve been interesting, haven’t they?
Thankfully, I wasn’t furloughed, unlike many of my
colleagues, and work for me has stayed pretty buoyant throughout (apparently commercial
deals are still being done, generating a need for contract negotiation
and drafting — and
Movies to self-isolate by
Actually, that should be: ‘movies to watch while self-isolating’. Ne’er mind.
I saw yesterday that the Guardian had compiled a list of movies that people self-isolating from the Coronavirus could watch to while
away some of the time.
away some of the time.
That list
