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Grief.... is the price of Love. We all grieve differently. It is not about getting over it, its more about accepting that death as happened. It is inevitable, we will all experience it. You will never forget someone you loved so deeply, they will always be there for you and with you in your...

Got to be in it to win it.

Look forward to more of Dr Al's tech input. Have used his suggestion for making the remote opener for garage doors safer when we are away, with a WiFi sensor fitting to power point in garage controlled by app on my mobile phone. Works a treat. Thank you.

Whoa, wait till their house mortgages reach 17.5% for 8 months. Like ours did in 1989-1990. before that it was at 10%. We lived on Soups and Casseroles. No bought Christmas presents for us, homemade clothes, homegrown fruit and vegetables. Paid bills first. What was left over got divvied up for...

You keep chewing on your cardboard then.

Found a little Quote. Don't have the source sorry. But found it a lifesaver to our family's loses over the last few years with the death of 2 young ones, 21 motor bike accident and 29 sudden medical episode death. "Grief never ends, but it changes. It's a passage not a place to stay. Grief is...

Name: Carmel Country: Canada Animal: Camel Object: Curler.

Typical of Government Departments. We live in a beautiful large Modern 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom house. We have done all the work ourselves to make it work for us. 2 kids, now left home, married and have own homes. Visit regularly. If we sold our home as part of this 'Idea' we wouldn't be able to...

Yes, don't buy 'cardboard' biscuits, they never got eaten. Make our own, Anzacs, Monte Carlos, Gingernuts, Cornflake/fruit, could go on. Womens Weekly biscuit book, the best. Only problem, they don't last long, gone in 3 days.

What is a Cosmetic Nurse by the way?