John Green was looking forward to Christmas.John Green was looking with to Christmas.He'd been recruited as an ersatz teacher last year, to help Sharon and her classmates perform their Nativity play.Unfortunately, he'd made such a good job of it that Mrs Forrester had decided that the other children at the school would also benefit from his help preparing for their Christmas show.Then, of course, John had also been recruited as a swimming instructor. He already spent a day a week at the school. How much more time would his new role require? He wasn't sure he had sufficient spare time to get everything, and everybody, prepared!But John Green had a If he hadn't got enough time, maybe he could make some more? Maybe a trip to the holiday home would help?Nothing could go wrong!Could it?Time would Urni certainly wouldn't! Ian J. Kennedy started working with Computers when at school, but was advised there was no future in it, so studied Materials Technology at University. After initially working in an Inspection Laboratory, he switched disciplines to Computer Science, progressing from PC support to Systems Administrator. It became obvious in the process that most computers had a sense of humour. How else do you explain the fact that he and the end users could do the same things, but get different results?

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