Sounds weird to me.

Don't forget that mouse will need a battery if you find it stops working.

Quote from: Raven on Today at 10:53:58 PMWould totally wig me out. I'm not one for hugging, but there's a childhood reason for that.
Animals though, I was always hugging my dogs.

Yep,  me too.  

Would totally wig me out. I'm not one for hugging, but there's a childhood reason for that.
Animals though, I was always hugging my dogs.

Last night when I was in bed, I suddenly remembered I used to have a mouse a long time ago, and thought I would try and  find it today  - and I have.

I had put it away in a little box along with the plug-in bit.   There are no wires or anything,  just this plug that looks like a phone charger but without the length of wire.

I had no idea if it would still work even,  but found which 'hole'  fitted the plug,  and was very pleased when a tiny light appeared -  and it worked.   

So now, if the touch pad does wear down any more,  I shall use my mouse instead of going to the expense of having a new one fitted or buying a completely new laptop.      Thanks very much for the helpful suggestions,  everyone. 

I have just been reading about a woman  who started her own business of giving hugs and cuddles to people.   It seems to be doing very well, too, and she has  both male and female clients.

 I was amazed to read there are actually special training courses you can enrol on to learn how to become a professional hugger!    Surely hugging either comes naturally - or it doesn't?
She reckons that just a 20 second  cuddle is enough to boost our 'happy hormones.'

I have always liked shows of affection,  but I can't imagine ever paying someone for it,  would you?
From what the article said,  a lot of people do though.  There must be a lot of lonely people about.

(I must add -  it only ONLY hugs,  nothing naughty). 

Quote from: Mups on Today at 04:00:59 PMNot old enough to work,  he should still be at school, JBR. 

Starting his work at a young age, then?  I'm sure he isn't alone.

Good idea

Quote from: Michael Rolls on Today at 05:57:19 PMI'm in a state of shock. We saw that big yellow thing in the sky for nearly an hour. I think it had lost its way!

Do be careful and take it easy, Michael.
A nice cup of tea and a rest in a comfy chair is good for shock.   

Got similar styli but almost as bad in my clumsy paws