Awkward! What’s using up all your space? Maybe you can shove something off onto an ext drive? When I had a 128 GB MacBook Air I was paranoid about never going below 40 GB of free space.

iOS 11.0.3 is out. Oddly, my iPhone SE, iPod Touch & iPad 5 automatically downloaded the update, leaving me to manually install it. Previously, I had to manually search for & download such updates.

Sharp pain in right ankle. Almost impossible to walk. Painkillers engaged!

Surely that's their job description?

Now it's up to you. Live long enough to be a problem for them in later life.

In addition to running the t the retirement village's annual fete, we also had our own stall, selling items we'd either built or constructed over the past year. Our coffers are about $700 better off, a great result.

Men’s Shed supplied a cash float to a BBQ we were running on behalf of the retirement village where we meet. Just had a distressed & confused Shed president on the phone worried that he'd included the float in the funds we turned over to the village. I assured him that I’d separated that amount & given it to the secretary to bank.

Hmmm. I'm detecting more than a hint of sarcasm here……

Not necessarily. I lost all but three startup items on both the MacBook Air & the iMac but only the Air has an SSD. The iMac, being a Fusion drive device, didn't get the APFS upgrade.

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You could try FruitJuice app. It's telling me I should use this MacBook Air on battery for 50 minutes today to maintain the best battery condition & that it needs 40 minutes more to reach full charge.
You get a free 2-week trial of the app from their website. If you go ahead with the paid version, that's on the Mac App Store.