Thank you for your lovely response. I admit that no longer living in the city helps. Rural and remote people are a lot more likely to help one another. Not doing so can have really unpleasant outcomes sometimes.
Even using a card for groceries etc doesn't remove the need for cash. What happens to the 'little people if cash goes? The bloke with a small market stall, the family updating a piece of furniture and listing the older one on marketplace etc? Not everyone can, or is happy to give out personal...
I encountered a victim of stupidity in a local shopping centre. A bigger lady, relying on a walking stick, had her r4 wheel drive (which shopping centres rarely cater for) trapped by a mongrel in a much smaller car, parked at an angle. This prevented the poor lady even accessing her driver side...
I remember a time when yearly awareness campaigns around motorcycles were very prominant. Look left, look right, look bike springs to mind. As an ex rider I am especially aware of bikes and generally 'let them go' no matter where I am, or the circumstanes. I would prefer they stay in front of me...
Wonderful, addressed to nobody, sent by a 'moderator'! How stupid do they think we are? I'm so 'tech illiterate' that my grandkids have to set up my TV, and even I can see through this so-called mygov scam.
When are the 'powers that be' going to wake up to the fact that education is cheaper and more productive, for young people (and their parents/carers) than rapping them over the knuckles or locking them up where they learn even more ways to offend?