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There's absolutely nothing wrong with Coles sourdough bread, except it's not a 'true' sourdough. Honestly, I don't think supermarkets would be able to keep up with customers if they didn't add the yeast to speed things up.

Supermarket sourdough isn't authentic if it has added yeast. Added yeast speeds up the process, instead of true sourdough which doesn't contain added yeast.

I want that answer too. Plant thiefs!

Her daughter is in her late 20's now.

I agree. At least our Australian Naomi Milgrom has her shops still operating - ie. Sussan, Suzanne Grae & Sportsgirl.

He certainly was popular and famous back in the day. He will be missed by his family, friends and fans.

That's true. I bought some tops from Noni B online before they closed. I was happy with those thankfully.

That wasn't good customer service. I've never bought from them. Just thought some ladies might want to know.

Rockmans has gone online instead of shops now.

Good on her! That iron was probably steaming angry with her too. lol

Your mum must have absolutely loved ironing. That's my take on it. ;)

Funnily enough, late afternoon yesterday I had a volunteer from The Big Issue. I offered straight away to buy their magazine. However, no cash was required and no magazine to purchase. What was required was a certain amount deposited into their business account every month! So, it was a no...

You can still use coins to drop in that salvos box. Last week I was at a salvos op shop and they had an eftpos machine. No charges to use it.

They are both good professions for your grand-daughters. They say there's more women than men who are lawyers these days. My brother was a lawyer. His business is now a private equities firm, which provides wholesale funds for first registered mortgages across Australia.

Ironing a bra? That's truly taking ironing to the next level!

Yep!

Now, if I lived in Leicester, UK like Dr Primrose Freestone does, I might think twice about it. However, living in Australia = 👎

I know where that is. My friend moved there to live. She sent me some photos.

My friend's daughter who was full time with ballet used School of the Air. She lived in a city with schools closeby. She did very well with her exam results too. I think it's just a matter of applying these days.

If this is Australia, then kids at home can source School of the Air by proper teachers, instead of a mother. If she follows a religious curriculum, then this won't be recognised when they finish school. ie. if they want to further their eduction at tafe or university. It's popular in the USA...