As they say mate:Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
A walk of a thousand miles starts with one step.
Thanks for taking the first step with us.
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As they say mate:Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
A walk of a thousand miles starts with one step.
Thanks for taking the first step with us.
Well i realy have to say something here..
With all my problems i have & what i put the family through has changed to a large degree & its only because of all you guys & gals Mrs HH..
I have lived with cuicidal depression for around 15 ish years & now that is very few & far between which is awesome as its a very big releafe to Karen..
I still get the depression but not as bad as boredom isn't as bad since this thread started . . . .
I haven't had a panic attack for some time now so that in it self is huge for me , i must admit when JohnF was here i had a slite heart flutter murmer which i think i hid well..
Aus calls in regualy & usualy once a week so he has taken over old toms visits which i look forward to every thursday , HHMMM wonder if he knows how to put springs in :angel:...
Was great to meet Mrs Aus today they where here for about half hour & Mrs Aus is realy nice..
Since this thread started i have met 3 people Aus & Mrs Aus & JohnF now in the last 15 to 20 years that is the most people i have ever met outside the people i see regualy which isn't very much.
I am looking forward to meeting more members from here. It takes time for me to meet people & now meeting 3 people in as many months is a huge step forward..
I actualy went out this morning to the paper shop & to Aldi again i wasn't allowed to buy anything i enjoyed walking around aldi next week i will be there early as they have some good tool sales . . . ;).
Oh yeah i also am getting comfortable & conferdant on the phone have had a few calls & made some myself . . . . . . . .
Bloody Fatty not signing out. Ya think she could of atleast posted something....
Its the underground coal mine near Bellbird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ausfree
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Originally Posted by JBM*
Ha there you go i didn't even know there was a mine at Bellbird. . . .
Congrats Banjo, you're going well.
BTW you were right - the story on the Camel Trophy was very interesting. I didn't realise they used Discos for 8 or 9 years, so now I have a new-found respect for my old girl. :cool:
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Did you read the story on the 2 stroke diesel.. thats interesting..
Well Fatty has just left to go & pick up the new springs don't know when i will get a chance to fit them as it looks like rain this arvo & it surposed to rain all week , Plus we have the pamphlets today to do & the papers tomorrow....Plus she is also looking at getting the kids a new puter as theres theres has gone kaput...
I knew, I knew the name from somewhere, but not being in the mining industry it didn't click. Thats the mine that the coal line goes to, through Cessnock and its on the road out past Bellbird.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by JBM*