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spellcheck is one of my pet hates. They think everyone spells like a Yank. Gamiry was my cat breeders name.LOL quite a few years ago. In answer toVeggie, doctors do still dole them out and my son was started on Ritalin at the Sydney Children's Hospital when he was 14... he's now 59. There was...

I understand you so well. My heart goes out to you and your son. XXXXXX

What's wrong with these people going on about a tv show when a very serious subject was being spoken about. I'm fed up with the labels being put on things these days. ADHD used to be simply called "hyperactivity". This was easily controlled by cutting out anything with salicylate such as things...

luckily I don't use lacquer because it makes my head itch but when my hair gets to my shoulders it tends to curl up on it's own.

My hair isn't much different while I grow it again into plaits to keep it under control and I don't mind the blokes with long hair so long as it's kept tidy but I can't abide the face fuzz.

Well done friends. Those people need all the help they can get.

you'd better believe it. LOL MEOW

I can't remember the name of the owners but so many things I do remember like home made iceblocks for a penny, a bag of broken biscuits for threepence, the smiles of the staff and occasional hugs and Mum always treated like a queen. The shop was on Lane Cove Road at Ryde but, of course is long gone.

My heart goes out to you Bob. Good luck in your continued fight and sorry for the loss of your of your brother Peter. There was only one SKYHOOKS and they were always tops in my opinion, you, Peter, Red and Shirley. Even at 83 I still miss you all. Keep smiling.

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was this you? CUTE

You would look so smart in this my friend. Very Handsome.XXX

he sure is a baby... mine are 6 years younger than yours but still sorta holding together considering how many bits didn't make it into the orginal skeleton. :)

you loveable ratbag. Any wonder why we love you :love:

that reminded me... I still have my pen and nib from school.

I loved seeing men look so neat and tidy. When my beloved late doctor was alive he always wore white at work.... shirt, shorts, sox and shoes. He always looked so professional and special.