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Similar experience, when I refused to enter a given number they got very annoyed. I just hung up.

my mother died when I was 13 I still have a brooch of hers always on display I Am 90 now and still miss her.

Me also. 90 years old. even though we lived through WW2 We had a great childhood. Spent a lot of time in Air raid shelters My father fought in WW1 so not in WW2 Had our first child in 1953 and had to take my ration book into hospital.

99 now and all of above apply.:ROFLMAO:

Came here with family in 1966. bought first house 3 weeks later. started own business month later. Children thank us for coming here, Became Aust. citizens A.S.A.P. Have travelled world and still call Australia home. Bonza, before we came, we made the decision to accept Aust. as it is. Thak...

When I was in the building trade WE HAD TO HAVE COVERING INSURANCE WHICH MEANT THAT ANYTHING NEEDING FIXING WAS COVERED.and fixed.

turned 90

I am always aware of other people. I noticed a young woman slumped at a table, told an assistant who called medics. Today I noticed an elderly woman trying to open a drink, asked her if I could help, but I couldn't open it So my husband did. A little kindness goes a long way.

Never mind re. Air cons. what about the drummer who plagues us from 6a.m. on.