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Is your health at risk from backyard hens' eggs? Here's what you need to know
We have two chooks. They are free range in our backyard and keep the insects down, and the compost for the vegetable garden turned over, as well as giving us beautiful eggs every day.- Suemac
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- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
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DUD \ FRAUDULENT $2 COINS
Some smart person put one of the ALDI tokens in the offering bag at church!- Suemac
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- Forum: Offtopic / Everything else
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Riddle Riddle Masters 15.08.2022
- Suemac
- Post #157
- Forum: Jokes & fun
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The 'Nostalgia Competition' - Share your memories of Yesterday's Australia and you could win $100
My memories of growing up out of town in the 1960's were many! We enjoyed walks in the bush, picking wildflowers, mushrooming in Autumn, blackberrying in Summer, watching out for snakes! Catching tadpoles in the dam, hoping we'd see them turn into frogs! Lots of things other children never got...- Suemac
- Post #143
- Forum: Nostalgia / Yesterday's Australia
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27-year-old photo of Kmart sends shoppers on a trip down memory lane… And leaves others frustrated
I dislike the new layout intensely!- Suemac
- Post #10
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
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British expat questions Aussies' love for beetroot: "Why is it in everything?"
I put raw beetroot in my smoothies!- Suemac
- Post #20
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle
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Riddle Riddle Masters 11.07.2022
- Suemac
- Post #198
- Forum: Jokes & fun
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Woolworths shopper reveals the secret to scoring a kilo of fresh lamb for $8 – “A total bargain!”
In the 1960's, my mum would buy a side of lamb for just over a pound ($2). The butcher cut it up into chops, roast etc. It was enough to last us a fortnight, til our next shopping trip. It was the cheapest meat! Can't believe how expensive it is now!- Suemac
- Post #17
- Forum: Food and Lifestyle