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I do this too. I always have grated tasty cheese and shaved parmesan in the freezer. Great for cooking and it thaws quickly.

I've been a John Farnham fan for years. He is a down-to-earth family man, a gentleman and a brilliant singer. I sincerely hope he can recover well from this awful cancer and enjoy many more years with his family and friends.

I burst an eardrum once, and ever since I've had huge problems equalising the pressure in that ear. The best thing I have found is special ear plugs called "Ear Planes". They are like a silicone spiral, and you gently twist them into your ears. You can leave them in for the whole flight, or just...

I do prefer my stationery to be stationary. It can be quite disconcerting when it starts moving around! ;)

My bunions have got so bad they are making my feet deformed. My podiatrist is sending me to a really good surgeon next month. Not looking forward to it, but will probably need surgery.

I usually buy generic medicines, but I can't handle the generic Panadol. The tablets are huge, with a rough coating and I gag on them. I get the Priceline version of Panadol Osteo, easy to swallow caplets and cheaper than Panadol brand.

I get both emails and SMSs from couriers and Australia Post telling me that parcels are on their way and when they are expected to arrive.

The three items listed are the names of viruses, not apps. There are no apps listed at all!

I had major jaw surgery a few years ago and couldn't chew at all. I wasn't limited to room temperature food, but I remember eating pureed stewed fruit with custard or yogurt, scrambled eggs, pumpkin soup, pureed cooked vegetables (such as potato, pumpkin, carrot, zucchini) and tinned spaghetti...

Yes, I thought so too!

I've only used online ordering at Coles or Woolies a few times after having surgery and being unable to drive or carry things. I was disgusted with the number of items that were unavailable (I opted for no substitutes) and several times had milk leaking all over other items. Also wasn't very...

I care! I'm sure we are capable of discussing both topics. English grammar is important.

I am in some Antique China collector's groups, and the advice often given is: DON'T put "Fragile" stickers on parcels, it has been known to make some delivery people even more rough with the parcels! I have sent quite a few fragile parcels, and I always pack them firmly with heaps of bubble...

Do people really need $26,000 for a funeral? We had a beautiful funeral for my Mum a few years ago for $6000. That included the grave, interrment, funeral, casket, flowers, newspaper notices, afternoon tea, everything.

I find this quite sad. I am very interested in family history and I love cemeteries. I find them peaceful and reflective places, and I regularly visit my Mother's and Grandparents' graves. Many years ago, my Mum went to the UK and located graves of our ancestors, which helped her to piece...

We have a very old mantel clock that belonged to my husband's Great Grandfather and it "bongs" quite loudly every hour. We don't notice it at all, but if anyone comes to stay it often wakes them up. On the other hand, the last few nights some small creature has been scuffling around in our roof...

Love the idea as I get terribly cold feet, but would like to have a closer look. Are the heat packs in the soles? If so, wouldn't they be likely to burst when walking? And also feel strangely squishy?