Tabaluga's

yes, walking is good, bit sore for that atm @SmilingGecko 

Farmer came today @TAB reusing my film bags to store produce. Carrots red peppers and cauli still fresh from last week. A saving of of $12! Put away cucumbers for juicing and got to slice celery for juicing. Will clean juice extractor and food processor. Have more energy on Trivortex pendant to get things done around the house

@Taali got things done around the house today. My replacement Trivortex pendant has really boosted my energy got so many tasks completed in the kitchen today than I ever have in recent years. It also boosts exercise performance. My other Trivortex pendant was 20 years old so had the gong. My celery and cucumber is sliced for the fridge my produce is put away in Fresh & Crisp bags I got from Woolies to prolong life. My countertop is ready for my morning onslaught protocols. Food clippings are in the compost. May do the kitchen floors tomorrow. Feeling motivated. Just soaking my crystals to put out under the full moon Saturday night

Wowie you're killing it!

Look at you go girl 👏

Taali 💙

@SmilingGecko it was holding me back, not wanting to go out because I can't smile without exposing the gaps in my teeth. Thankfully I have my inheritance finally released so I am getting work done to restore the missing and damaged teeth.

Hope you're having a good Friday 😊

@Appleblossom I was surprised that I didn't run into @TAB in our Kalgoorlie days as I worked for Western Mining for several years in their laboratory.

I think he thinks I was stalking him because I was also in Broome, as was he. How long have you been in SA Tabby? I've been there a few times too...mwa ha ha ha ha! 😉😆🤣

Thats really good you can get onto fixing your smile. I heard porcelian implants are more biologically compatible than titanium implants if you are going in that direction @ENKELI 

Before my time re Western Mining @ENKELI

SA most of my life on and off

@SmilingGecko we have a low cost supermarket in my suburb where my bro works. It's run by a Christian organisation and they get food donations from OzHarvest, Foodbank and even the Buddhist Temple.

Any excess meat is either sold at least for half the price in the supermarkets and the rest is used by a couple of the volunteers to cook up cheap wholesome meals for the homeless. Bro and I have often been guinea pigs when the cooks try a new recipe, it's not Michelin rated but it has meat and veg, plus they also provide vegetarian meals, free bread, fruit and veg and you can also apply for up to $25 worth of food if you are broke. With the prices of meat kept at a low price it is actually a decent amount people can get and ambient (non perishable) goods are also available at a cheap price.

It has saved us a few times that's for sure.

I just wish there were more organisations out there that provide these services, I know my shopping bill has gone from around $120 a fortnight for 2 people and 2 cats to nearly $300. I'm going to have to get the cats looking for jobs soon! Gypsy is nearly 18, I wonder if she can get an aged pension!! 🤣🤣

haha @ENKELI re you and @TAB and mining spots. I had an uncle that rose up hi in BHP, but his son was low & dirty. That probably sealed my dislike of mining giants, and not being impressed by super stars.... regardless of the field. But I used to know people who went working on the mines. Its was tough often dangerous work. Not my uncle, he was a tell everybody what to do kinda dude. Not too much sweating.