Under House Arrest day 301

And still, the snow clings on,  Kev took the rubbish to the bins and said it was treacherous underfoot. Again we made do with what we have in apart from milk, water, etc which he fetched from around the corner. The guy that runs the shop has cleared and gritted the path through which is one, very thoughtful, and two, very clever. When you've got a whole crop of bungalows and elderly/ infirm as your main shoppers making it easier for them to shop with you rather than having to trek to the main village is a guarantee they'll shop with you.

I had an email finally from Brother about my Scan and Cut. It's been playing up a while now so I sent them a message a few weeks ago ( there isn't a support or repair place in the UK anymore it has to go to the EU hub in Germany. Anyhow, I had to send details of the problem and photos of the mats and machine so that they can decide what action to take from here... At the end of the day if they can repair it fine, but I'm telling you now that I won't be buying another. This is my third machine and I am convinced that they are not what they are cracked up to be. Unreliable, and prone to computer malfunctions. When you are paying £700 for a machine I want something I can be sure will work. Give me a good old big shot any day. So yes, I'll let them repair it and use it when they send it back, but I'll make this the last one I buy. 

So with that said we got the box out and got it ready to go back once they say so. It's made a huge difference to my work desk. There is a lot more room there now.