[SirExton]

How do I spend my day?​

I arise at roughly 05:45 am and head straight for the old Ammunition Jetty, at Woodman Point in Cockburn Sound Western Australia, for my exercises in the Indian Ocean every day, even in Winter. That is if the water is not too rough. This activity is therapy from having had two major back surgeries and right hip replacement. I will then attend Maccas for the bacon and egg muffin, with free seniors coffee and read the free daily West Australian News paper. This takes about two hours to start my day and have a hot shower on my arrival at home,

The rest of the day can be spent writing one of two books Mr. Stork delivering Megan, which is a story of when my daughter was 5 years old and looking up at me and asking "where did I come from Daddy?" This was when my then wife was nearly full term with our second daughter Loren. The tale is how I rang Mr. Stork on his nest on a chimney top in Belgium and his travels to deliver Megan to the Saint John of God Hospital at Subiaco Perth. The other book is How I became a Baptised Christian 23rd July 2000 from being a total agnostic! This from studying the Australian National Flag of all things, which goes all the way back to Genesis in the Holy Bible.

The rest of my days can be volunteering at my Church on Sundays and Tuesday evening. Acting President of the Australian National Flag Ass WA. As a volunteer Duty Watch Officer on the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin II in Fremantle Harbour. Socialising at the South of Perth Yacht Club Thursday and Friday evenings. Meeting a mate for a Full English Breakfast Saturday morning and catching up with my two granddaughters! Drives down the coast to Rockingham. Being on a Dating site to try and find the next Lady Guinevere? Yes a full life as every day is a bonus, praise God!! Amen!

Regards to all on Senior Discount Club

 

[Sethia Soliman]

I arise at roughly 05:45 am and head straight for the old Ammunition Jetty, at Woodman Point in Cockburn Sound Western Australia, for my exercises in the Indian Ocean every day, even in Winter. That is if the water is not too rough. This activity is therapy from having had two major back surgeries and right hip replacement. I will then attend Maccas for the bacon and egg muffin, with free seniors coffee and read the free daily West Australian News paper. This takes about two hours to start my day and have a hot shower on my arrival at home,

The rest of the day can be spent writing one of two books Mr. Stork delivering Megan, which is a story of when my daughter was 5 years old and looking up at me and asking "where did I come from Daddy?" This was when my then wife was nearly full term with our second daughter Loren. The tale is how I rang Mr. Stork on his nest on a chimney top in Belgium and his travels to deliver Megan to the Saint John of God Hospital at Subiaco Perth. The other book is How I became a Baptised Christian 23rd July 2000 from being a total agnostic! This from studying the Australian National Flag of all things, which goes all the way back to Genesis in the Holy Bible.

The rest of my days can be volunteering at my Church on Sundays and Tuesday evening. Acting President of the Australian National Flag Ass WA. As a volunteer Duty Watch Officer on the Sail Training Ship Leeuwin II in Fremantle Harbour. Socialising at the South of Perth Yacht Club Thursday and Friday evenings. Meeting a mate for a Full English Breakfast Saturday morning and catching up with my two granddaughters! Drives down the coast to Rockingham. Being on a Dating site to try and find the next Lady Guinevere? Yes a full life as every day is a bonus, praise God!! Amen!

Regards to all on Senior Discount Club

AWWWW! This was such a wonderful read, @SirExton! Thanks for sharing this with us. We're incredibly happy to know more about you and the members