My mother died in 1996. I still have occasions when I think 'I must tell Mum that'.
My mother died in 1996. I still have occasions when I think 'I must tell Mum that'.
In message , Andrew Gabriel writes
Up to a point, at least in Scotland. My son studied TD up to 4th year, at which point he sat National 4, which I understand to be roughly old CSE standard. However, TD itself was lumped in as part of Graphic Communications which covers 2D and 3D communication, including CAD. He dropped the subject at that point, but at least he has used a proper drawing board, and has a basic understanding of the subject.
Interestingly, Technical Drawing was part of my degree course. It was the only subject you had to pass. All the other subjects were lumped together for a final total. I knew some people who had to retake it twice.
Thats normal psychology.
Your subconscious is selecting what to keep.
My father died in 1963 IIRC. I still have occasions when I think 'He would have liked to see that'
If I was misbehaving, my Dad would say 'come on, play the white man'
One of my late father in law's favourites - despite his first class honours degree in bodgery!
The painters job was all in vain.
the shit house poet struck again.
That song always makes me want to throw up for some reason.
overload of emotion perhaps ?
Only if disgust is an emotion. ;-(
Is it ?
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