David ArtissRandom thoughts on life
This Christmas/holiday, with families in lockdown, ordering online seems to be the way to go. Or, at best, buy on the high street and then post.
But how do you get presents to people without them opening them in advance? Let me share what my family are doing and, I have to say (particularly as it wasn’t my idea), it’s ingenous, yet simple.
The new Ford Puma has a rich variety of ways in which you can connect the car up to the outside world, in terms of internet connectivity. Whether it’s via Bluetooth or WiFi to your phone, the car’s in-build data connection or a physical connection to your own device, each has its own peculiarities. And, unfortunately, Ford’s manual is pretty dire.
So, I decided to work it all out and it reveals some interesting information!
If you’d asked me earlier this year to predict a change for the iPhone 12, I would have said that it would have a more powerful wireless charger. I was right (but as I didn’t write that down, can’t prove it, so I won’t crow about that).
Let me explain my thinking and where I think they’re going next.
Deutsche Bank Research is suggesting that a 5% salary tax should be considered for those working from home, so that the money can go towards those that cannot and are struggling as a result.
Which, on the face of it, seems a fair distribution of money. Except the argument is deeply flawed.
Let me explain.
This is a first on my blog – a recipe! In this case, it’s a recipe for a healthy version of baked beans.
If you’re a WW member, then my recipe is usually about 1 point her portion, depending on the ingredients you use.
This is a modified version of a WW member provided receipt, where I’ve replaced a product that can only be purchased directly from WW, by an every-day supermarket item.
