Tabaluga's 2.0

ooh dried apricots w choc nice ? @Meowmy putting feet up wall soon, ha

gday cool forum cats @Meowmy @TAB @StuF @Jacques hope you are all well,happy birthday @StuF ,all the best ay

@Bill16 hope all okay. Did I say am trying to grow citrus trees ? got 3 lemons and 1 orange . still alive after a few months lol

Hello @TAB just read the Herald Sun and it looks like carers in the aged and disability sector cant afford to travel with rising fuel costs. There was mention it may impact meals on wheels unless the government chooses to act. You said you might possibly go with meals on wheels to get around not being able to travel. Thought I'd let you know. But it does not look good for meals on wheels potentially. I'm left wondering about getting council volunteer drivers to appointments myself. Not good. You might want to look into it some more or explore Plan B

@Bill16 hey cool Bill, nice to see you. Hope you're well. Okayish here. Life is not easy ha. Take care

@TAB hey we y tabby, think might get orange ha.

I was joking @SmilingGecko re meals on wheels. Will stock up on food etc tho. also looking at getting a motorbike and options re power. councils say wont pick up rubbish . they are useless.

its still a bay @Meowmy re orange tree. they all are. it as half the size of lemon trees but caught up already, ha

Washington Orange

The Washington Navel orange tree (Citrus sinensis) is a popular, self-pollinating citrus tree known for producing large, sweet, seedless, and easy-to-peel fruits in winter. Ideal for home gardens or large pots, these hardy, medium-sized trees (often 3–5 meters or 7–10 feet) thrive in full sun and well-drained soil.