TABSenior Contributor
Tabaluga's 2.0
Good Morning @Meowmy @StuF @Bill16
Come on Down !

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TABSenior Contributor
Good Morning @Meowmy @StuF @Bill16
Come on Down !

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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@StuF hello StuF hope your day is going well. everuything good here. not too hot atm but gonna heat up soon.
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StuFSenior Contributor
Yeah thanks @Bunniekins - day is going quite well. Painted some steps earlier. Just went to shops. Now planning to basically avoid the heat!
Do you watch the cricket?
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@StuF my mum and nephew do. they both enjoy the cricket. i used to watch when the west indies came out during the 80s i think alot of young women watched then too for obvious reasons 🙂
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StuFSenior Contributor
How's your mum faring anyway @Bunniekins ?
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@StuF well she is doing pretty well. let me get you a cup of coffee and we can talk about my poor old mum. she still is in pain but it could take to 6 weeks to see any improvement! she is very stoic but not sleeping well so going to doc for some sleeping pills.
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TABSenior Contributor
I didnt really get anything of consequence @GezzaP mince, bread, milk guess can make 'burgers'later lol.34 deg here, went up 10 deg in last 90 mins
..back in singlet again Might look at tv
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StuFSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins
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Sucks about her still being in pain...hopefully it works out soon!
I'm just gonna grab a bite to eat. Will be back shortly...
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SmilingGeckoSenior Contributor
My adopted sisters family were all jewish @Bunniekins they would invite friends and relatives to dinner which I attended once and they had numbers tattooed on their forearms from being in concentration camps. They un-alived my sisters mothers father in a concentration camp. Many of these people ended up settling in Melbourne after the war. There was a huge Jewish rag trade in Melbourne back in those days even during the 70's 80's and 90's. They would set their kids up for life in the fashion business whether or not they liked fashion. But for the most part they have huge business sense and used to become really successful at what they did. My adopted sister used to volunteer at the Holocaust Museum when she was younger.
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StuFSenior Contributor
I imagine the Dr will be happy enough to prescribe them given the circumstances @Bunniekins
Gotta sleep!
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MeowmySenior Contributor
@StuF @TAB hey cool friends, done work. Home now. Ha. Hope you're both okay.
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