Night Shift

Haha, nothing can beat snake, OMG you are so right @Billamba, i have not thought about it before,e so many app's now so much choice, but the old things are still the best 🙂

Haha what a lovely memory ot have of the late David Bowie, he dies way to young, he was such a tallent, paved the way for such extraordinary music, and has left such a wonderful thing for society, music.

i bet the concert @PeppiPatty was so amazing, especially in 1984, the sounds the sights, you where so lucky.

This is the other thing that annoys me about Australia: non-sensical conversations. The word 'culture' is in the dictionary.

Sorry, I know I'm arrogant but funny conversations fly around in Australia. Like trying to assert that people in Australia are the only people in the world (apparently) that are kind and supportive to each other and that this defines the Australiian culture.

@Billamba 'colonial culture' is the term I have used here for the mainstream australian culture since the establishment of the colony.

Thanks @PeppiPatty. I really appreciate your kind comments.

I really enjoy conversing with you too. Im a little spasmodic on when I do write on her but I tend to read the forums every day and love seeing photos of your beautiful Arlo. x

Hello all,

Very interesting discussion about Australian culture and how society is changing. For me it’s definitely technology that has brought the most change during my lifetime. It has made the world so much smaller. For a long time I was kind of anti-technology, but now I’m so grateful for the ability to be able to access information and knowledge whenever I want. I think it’s true that knowledge is power and in that way I think technology can be a huge equalizer.

@Terry, I’m not quite sure what you were getting at when you mention “non-sensical” conversations, but it seemed like you might have been suggesting that the conversation in this thread was non-sensical, which might offend other members. Apologies if this wasn't the case. In any case, I'd just like to remind everyone to keep the conversation respectful and welcoming, as per the community guidelines. The Forums are intended as a non-judgemental space where everyone can feel safe and supported in sharing their opinions. I think there can be lots of interpretations of words, within or despite their dictionary-given definitions.