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Been watching chitty chitty bang bang ?

Going to give it a try with pineapple instead of apple as my hubby Loooves his pineapple fritters when we can get them.

well said

Just give me Coffee to sooth the monster

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oops on the wrong page with Duck !! lets try again care

Duck

Does this mean that as a user on the fringes of a Capital city I might be able to use cloud bases business programs I cant now, because our internet infrastructure is incapable of supplying a stable stream. How about we fix some of the issues instead of supplying a small number of users "the...

The Coles Store in Dean St Albury had a cafeteria in the sixties and early seventies. Big treat as a child to have lunch there when shopping.

Footballs as they were called in our house, also good with Vegemite or peanut butter. This was one of the few commercial biscuits back in the 60's we had as my brother has coeliacs and mums philosophy was if one can't have it no one does to be fair. She did bake though so we didn't miss out on...

I got 9 out of 10 (90%) answers correct on SDC Trivia Game #280 Question 1: 🟩 Question 2: 🟩 Question 3: 🟩 Question 4: 🟩 Question 5: 🟩 Question 6: 🟥 Question 7: 🟩 Question 8: 🟩 Question 9: 🟩 Question 10: 🟩 I don't bother with a lot of TV trivia, so missed the friends question.

When living in Darwin in the 80's & 90's the good old Tree frog often scared the daylights out of folk. In Northern Australia it is not uncommon to have your laundry out in the garage or carport, mine was in the carport next to the back door. I came home about 10.30 pm one night after...

only in NZ tastes great though

And the single board swings that we used to try and swing high enough to "Bump the Bar" - the framework the swing was attached too, along side the monkeys bars - all on the asphalted playgound

we used to get in trouble to walking across the carport roof to get to the vines that had climbed up the trees in next doors yard. It seemed to make them taste a bit sweeter. Same story with their apricot tree if we didn't get caught.

I apologize in advance if I offend anyone with my responses, but this ongoing and escalating behavior is what drove my Husband I out of the Territory to look for better opportunities for our son. Having lived in the NT for nearly 25 years in both Darwin and remote communities these issues in...

i have to join Janet in saying I have Mum's and its still going strong. I call on my adult son to supply the power sometimes though. But having a wood stove and the hand beater meant my Nanna still turned out cakes, biscuits and pies in the middle of power blackouts