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Just a gentle reminder that this Sunday 27th Oct at 2am, British Summer time ends and the clocks go back an hour.
So we all get an extra hour in bed 
I always remember this by saying....
"Spring Forward"(In Spring)
"Fall Back" (In Autumn)
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Well done @Anonymous 
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I didn't bother putting my watch or lounge clock back until today. I wondered why I was awake at was 6am. At least I was up early enough to see Wales get beaten in what was an awful game to watch!
Now I need to work out how to change the microwave clock, it's so damn complicated .gif "Help"){kind=icon}
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@jonsie wrote:I didn't bother putting my watch or lounge clock back until today. I wondered why I was awake at was 6am. At least I was up early enough to see Wales get beaten in what was an awful game to watch!
Now I need to work out how to change the microwave clock, it's so damn complicated
Our micro clock is damn easy. It's the one on the cooker which requires specialist knowledge and 4 fingers pressing buttons all at once. I have been known to set the timer instead of the clock.
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Microwave sorted
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David Schneider, Twitter:
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@Mi-Amigo wrote:David Schneider, Twitter:
Quite brilliant
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@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Yes you are quite right @Cleoriff , agency workers at the bank were paid extra although they were away from sensitive data and were mainly filing staff.
Not in nursing agencies @jonsie ...if the hospital want a RGN then they are people who have undertaken the same training as any other RGN. So they have access to everything the regular staff have. No point hiring an agency nurse to run a ward at night, if they have no access to medicine cupboards including dangerous drugs. The pay is better as well. This is why many nurses choose to do agency work than be restricted to NHS pay rates and holidays. Work when you like and get more money.
(Bit off topic, but it's my thread and I don't care)
Do you mean like hire-a-medic... renting a nurse if you say "agency"?
