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We were not allied to touch our TV so were never able to be the remote! e got a shock to find TV was black and white in Oz as we had been used to coloured TV in the UK. Incidentally when we first got TV in England we did not have individual sets, we used to go and stand outside the shop and...

I had no idea I was going to retire when I did as I was diagnosed with cancer and as my job required someone there at all times and I had to go each day to hospital for treatment, my boss was forced to take someone else into my job as she spent most days in Court and the job required a person to...

When I applied for my UK Pension it was several years after I had actually qualified for the Australian Pension. I applied through the Social Services office as I had been advised to do that but they in fact did nothing to help at all. I eventually rang the UK Pensions Office in England who...

I have been getting scam letters from "BIGPOND" which cannot be real because the real Bigpond is part of Telstra and if there were a problem I would hear from Telstra; ID:35711

Very good Dennis

When we lived in Coolangatta after moving from Tweed Heads we had our son still going to school in NSW but our daughter changed and went to the new Coolangatta school which was just around the corner. Our German Shepherd,dog, Tyro, used to wait at the corner of the street for the children to...

Great song by a great singer. And another import from UK

The only Larry Adler I have heard of was the harmonica player, is he related to this Larry Adler?

Unfortunately nobody can live for ever. Estee Lauder will be remembered as a very good producer of cosmetics by lots of people around the world. Thank you to his family for letting us share those products.

Did work ever start at your desk?

I can't see where the 5 comes in.

Good one, Skipton!

V ery clever, Mikev!

We had an Austin 7 with the front windscreen that opened. My brother-in-law also had an Austin 7 with a fixed windscreen. I think ours was a 1927 and Keith's was a 1928 or thereabouts. Dr Alan's story takes me back a few years to when we had the Austin as we had many happy hours in it...

I would rather squeak than have spaghetti hair. The hair would be with you always whereas the squeak would only happen when you laugh.