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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Hello Everyone
My name is @Shaz51 , and I thought of having a thread for everyone to take a photo everyday and displaying it here of something that you are grateful for , things that you enjoy and everyday experience
I will go first, and anyone can join in , Today I love seeing my sunbirds in the mornings when I am washing up
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frogSenior Contributor
Ok having lots of technical hitches forum wise, so finally, this is my happy snap because it combines football and trees and I love both :smileyhappy
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Unknown userMember
What lovely, smile inspiring images from everyone! It took me ages to go through them all, no wonder I am behind in my today's catch up!
The thing I am so thankful for today is the airconditioner - which I won't take a photo of. 
. Can't regulate body temp today, overheating erractically and it's helping to keep me a bit better balanced.
Will have to get some more snaps of the wee beasties outside before it rains again.
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Unknown userMember
Unfortunately, I can't see your image @frog only the 'broken' image icon.
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AdgeSenior Contributor
I'm grateful for making friends with my back neighbour (behind) - over our fallen dividing fence, & organising to get a new fence.
That was very unexpected - as I'm not used to any neighbours being friendly, & for many years they were not.
For the past 12 months (or so) we've been taking it in turns to invite each other over for a cup of tea (every month or so).
She has been caring for her sister (away) for the past 3 weeks, with major family disputes (& court cases).
She seemed grateful for my support & conversation too, when she told me all about it today.
Adge
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frogSenior Contributor
Thanks for the heads up @Former-Member I am not having much luck forum wise, but at least I can get on atm. Have a good monday.
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Unknown userMember
No worries there @frog Maybe the moderators might be able to help with getting things working for you?
Hope the day goes well for you. 
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eudemonismSenior Contributor
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
way to go @Adge xx
Hugs @frog 
huggssss @eudemonism
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Unknown userMember
Hi @Shaz51 @frog @eudemonism @Former-Member @Adge @Determined @Faith-and-Hope @Former-Member @Maggie
This made my night just a while ago. My little ringtail possum has been coming around again. Eating the leaves from our grape vine. But she has developed a liking for raspberries. The last couple of nights she has walked along the grape vine along the rafters and peers into the living room where we watch TV.
So I went and got a couple of berries for her and fed them to her. She takes them from my hand. She is also becoming quite bold and seems to like a bit of a scratch around the neck or around the face. She is so cute. I havent seen the baby she had been carrying a month or so ago. Must be leaving the baby back in the 'nest' lately. I did check her pouch, and nothing there now.
Anyway here are a couple of photos I took a little while ago.
Sherry
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Unknown userMember
Aww so cute! Its actually smiling
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