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home about about me 100 things blogroll colophon feeds income policy privacy policy templates archives search tags contact cv photos neil turner's blog blogging about technology and randomness since 2002 august 3, 2018 by neil turner 0 comments it’s been a while, again as usual, i didn’t intend to leave it two months between blog posts, but life got in the way again. the main reason for my absence is that we actually went on a proper holiday for the first time since lizzie was born. we accompanied my parents for 10 days in france, including a visit to mont st-michel, pictured above. this was at the back end of june, and i still have over 100 photos to sort. as well as mont st-michel, we visited the chateaus at chenonceau and chambord, zooparc beauval and the jardin de la source near orleans. this week i’ve been at home with lizzie whilst her childminder is on holiday. we’ve been to the deep in hull, stockeld park and a repeat visit to ponderosa (which has improved significantly since our last visit ). right now, she’s asleep, so i have a rare chance to write a quick blog post. after a long break, we’re finally moving forward with the house renovations again. i did some tiling for the first time in the downstairs toilet, which is now (mostly) painted and just needs flooring before it’s essentially finished. the next big project is lizzie’s room, which we’re hoping to get finished by the time she turns three in december. on the technology front, i’ve replaced my iphone ( in addition to the new ipad in may ). i had been planning to wait until the autumn, but the battery in my old iphone showed signs that it was about to fail. i’ve upgraded to a product(red) iphone 8, which is lovely and fast when compared to my iphone 5s. i’m hoping that i’ll have time to write at more length about what i’ve been up to; i have around 30 bullet points in my ‘blog post ideas’ note in evernote. categories: life | tags: france , holiday | permalink june 2, 2018 by neil turner 0 comments chester zoo a couple of weeks ago, i took lizzie on a day out to chester zoo , whilst christine was working. christine and i have been before, most recently in 2012 when we stayed in chester for the weekend . we’ve been planning to go back for some time, but it’s an expensive day out for two adults. you can expect to pay over £20 per person, even when booked in advance. but as lizzie is still under 3, she goes free, so for one adult and a very young child it’s not so bad. even with a ticket booked on the morning of the visit, i still saved a bit of money over the gate price. from sowerby bridge, chester zoo is a little over an hour’s drive with clear roads. so, after dropping christine off at work, we headed straight over and got there just before the official opening time of 10am. and, apart from a half hour lunch break, we didn’t leave until 4:45pm. this is because chester zoo is huge. it claims to be england’s most visited zoo, and it can certainly absorb a lot of people. which is good – the weather was glorious and so there were hundreds of people visiting. i reckon there were a couple of hundred cars there already, even before 10am. and yet it never felt too busy – lizzie and i had no trouble getting close enough to see the animals. chester zoo’s new arrival what i hadn’t realised was that, only three days before, a baby elephant had been born. the day we visited was only its second day out in public, which explained the crowds around the elephant enclosure. there was also a baby rhino, which was just a few weeks old. i didn’t manage to get a good photo of it, unfortunately. since our last visit, chester zoo has extended somewhat, with a new ‘islands’ zone that focusses on animals from the islands of south east asia. we got around most of it, but must’ve taken a wrong turn as we missed the tigers. towards the end, we went on the monorail. this runs in a circuit around the site, although you can only travel point to point between two stations. i hadn’t been on it before, but it allows you to get another perspective of the animals. it’s £2.25 for a single trip or £4 for multiple trips, but as it was getting to the end of the day we just made a single trip. lizzie loves animals and really enjoyed herself. unfortunately she wasn’t so keen on walking around or being in the pushchair, so i spent a lot of the day pushing an empty pushchair whilst carrying her. my back did not thank me the next day. the rest of my photos are up on flickr . oddly, i never uploaded my photos from our 2012 visit. categories: days out | tags: animals , chester , chesterzoo , zoo | permalink june 1, 2018 by neil turner 0 comments rheqs – 196-210 i’m working my way through richard herring’s emergency questions book , 15 questions at a time. this week, it’s questions 196-210. you can read more about this project here . please be aware that some of the questions are somewhat vulgar. 196. what does mansplaining mean? when a man explains something to a woman in a condescending manner – especially if it’s a topic that the woman is familiar with. it’s something that i unintentionally do from time to time. 197. what is the strangest thing that you’ve ever found in a fridge? cosmetics, probably. my wife used to keep some lush products in the fridge. 198. when you are asked to imagine a time or place when you are calm and happy, what time and/ or place do you imagine? being on holiday with my wife, relaxing. 199. what is your third earliest memory? that is, not your earliest memory or the next earliest one, but the one after that? probably reception class at primary school, making things with pasta shells and pva glue. 200. if you could have a dream dinner party with any person living or dead, who would you employ to do the washing up? n.b. they would not be allowed to join the dinner party, but would get tantalising snippets of the conversation that always cut off before the interesting bit/punchline. mickey flanagan. he’s not my favourite comedian. 201. if you dropped your mobile phone down the portaloo on day 3 of the glastonbury festival, would you retrieve it? probably not, but only because i’m planning to get a new phone in the autumn anyway and i have a spare. if it was brand new, then i may have to retrieve it and hope that the smell will eventually subside. i’d also like to think that it’d be in a case which could be replaced. 202. if you had the ability to be able to be a virtuoso on any instrument without practising, what instrument would you choose? guitar, so that i could start a band during my mid-life crisis. 203. do you have a pet peeve? by which i mean is there something that annoys you about your pet? we don’t have any pets – i tend to be allergic to most animals. but i used to have hamsters when i was younger and wasn’t keen when they bit me. 204. what was the worst occasion in which you were totally naked? i can’t think of an actual occasion, but i’ve had a few dreams where i’ve been inappropriately naked for some reason. 205. shag, marry or kill? oxygen, ennui, mitochondria? shag mitochondria (they’re important), marry oxygen, kill ennui. 206. would the world be worse or better if every man who said they have a “mancave” was evaporated by a laser? no, because that would result in several of my good friends being evaporated. 207. who are your three favourite ghosts, real or (let’s face it) fictional? the ghosts in rentaghost, casper, and the ghosts at hogwarts in harry potter. 209. what is your favourite colour? purple. 208. what word are you unable to pronounce out loud? awry. i read it as ‘awww-ree’ and not ‘a-rye’ for some reason. 210. what is the best sound effect you have ever heard? i love the buzzer sound from the tv series catchphrase. i have it set as my text message tone on my phone. categories: participation | tags: rheq , rheqs | permalink may 31, 2018 by neil turner 0 comments we don’t have a fully working dvd player yesterday, when wanting to watch a film on dvd, i realised that we no longe

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