Well spent all day on the high pressure cleaner can't hear a thing but gees me cement out the back looks great :D
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Well spent all day on the high pressure cleaner can't hear a thing but gees me cement out the back looks great :D
A neighbour down the end of our culdesac asked if I wanted some wood for my fire as he was going to cut down a tree at one of his friends place.:)
I of cause said yes so he turned up this arvo with a trailor full of wood, its still green so won't be any good this winter, but will be nice for next winter. Mrs Aus and I have just come in from carting it round the back and stacking it, took about half an hour to do.:)
Some of the neighbours here are nice, not like certain dickheads that I have crossed swords with.:mad:
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These are the pics of the wheels taken ages ago , been sitting in shed .I forgot to write the brand & size down.. I have the wheel nuts for them to..
Jason, I only read your post declining my visit today. I tried to visit you on Sunday, but spent an hour driving around [in the Subaru my son had bought, and that I had picked up for him in Sydney] trying to find your place then gave up. I was sure I could find it again, and recognized one place on the way to it--was a passenger with Karen driving when I last visited. At about 2.45 PM I was driving away from your suburb back towards the highway. and passed a Yellow Series-- and it looked like you driving it. But could not do a U turn to catch up and say hello.Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
I do hope you are both well, John.
Tomorrow is a particularly sad day for me........:(
40 years ago on the 23/5/1974, just a couple of days before the "Sygna" storm here in Newcastle my first wife died after suffering a massive asthma attack...........:( she was only 27 years old.:( Hadn't even lived yet and her life was snatched away.:(
I have put a notice in the "In Memory" section of the "Newcastle Herald" for tomorrow:(
I will go up to Beresfield Cemetery on Saturday and just spend some time to remember her.:(
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Originally Posted by Ausfree
I remember you telling us this sad story many years ago. Every now and then I remember this and feel for you, when your daughter was attacked recently, was one of those moments. Spend some precious time and reflect that you have your daughters to remember her by.
Thinking of you at this sad time Jim.
Sorry for your pain.
It's gone from an acute pain to a dull ache nowadays John. We had almost 9 happy years together, so I remember the good times.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnF
However, the years roll on and you can't let unpleasant memories weigh you down, you must get on with life. I have been happily re-married now for 38 years.:)