Showing posts with label losing temper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label losing temper. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2011

MakingThe Best Of Everything.


 
Medusa Sky.
Jan Wheeler.
http://www.janwheeler.com/
http://www.janwheeler.com/page2biography.html


Today is a very unpleasant looking day, it has been raining since yesterday and it looks like it could be February or November.

It does not look like summer not right now; maybe this cooler weather is better for me as it’s often 30 degrees or more this time of year.

Seems a shame not to see blue skies and lovely sunshine at this time of year, instead its a grey day.

But this year summer seems to have happened in the spring and now it feels like autumn.

Guess we will make the best of it, and enjoy everything we can enjoy, just now I enjoyed my physiotherapy session with Mathilde.

Yesterday there was a surprise in the post, a card from Quattron apologising for the delay in getting the support cushion.

Amazing to get an apology here in the Netherlands and a written one too that is quite incredible.

I think I will keep this card, maybe frame it, as this really is quite amazing to have received a card.

After I post this I shall read the newspapers online and do my leg exercises when Richie returns from the Chinese supermarket with fresh Tofu,Tempe and other delights.
  


Friday, February 18, 2011

Patience Plenty Of Patience.


 
Leonardo man (after Virtuvius) with the artist tree, 1998.

Anthony Earnshaw.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Earnshaw

Trying to use the on-screen keyboard without losing my temper and typing the words myself, typing this has taken more than thirty minutes.

That is too much patience for me right now, so I am typing this without the on screen keyboard which is still quicker, as the same sentence just took me five minutes.

Quite a difference and not as tiring too, I think that selecting the letters is extremely time consuming,  as I try to get the mouse to point to the letter that I want to use.

For now the alternative keyboard is not such a good option, now with such lack of control of the mouse keypad or hand operated mouse.

I will keep alternating between typing myself and using the keyboard, the more I use it and often use the same words, then those words should be included but they are not.

Keyboard and pre-emptive are still not recognized, despite using both words regularly, very frustrating for me.

Good job my hair is very short and my hands won’t co-operate otherwise I might be pulling out my hair right now.

Nevertheless I shall do my best to see if this software can be helpful to me, I have to try out this software plus maybe software called See Tech which is eye controlled software.

If none of these work for me then I will be able to try out the Brainfingers software,  right now it  seams that I am not handicapped enough to qualify to use it.
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