Ha, ha- better not show my hubby this comic! My 14 yr old just looked at it over my shoulder and said "Huh, I don't get it"Hey appps I hope you have a good day! Me? Working! In the spirit of Melbourne Cup Lunches:MELBOURNE CUP DAY - what's your plans for today? What's your tip for the race! I'm off to the local racetrack to stand in the rain, oh joy lol. Hopefully I win something to make it worthwhile, mind you as I only ever bet $5 it will need to good odds to make up for standing wet all day!
Not doing any Melbourne cup lunches today - going to weight watchers instead. Will probably be a quiet meeting with everyone else 'lunching'. anniebee I think you're right about the Americanisation of our terminology. I remember willy - will Y's causing damage. Now they seem to call them mini tornadoes.![]()
Teila I like your Idea of bumping people's unanswered questions back up the listGood morning FriendsCan’t say I have experienced or remember any tornados but I had a very close call with a freak storm/mini instant cyclone while living on a yacht and sailing up the West Australian coast. To this day, the eerie calm beforehand is probably the most unnerving thing I have experienced. A few years back there was something similar to a tornado in Deniliquin; took our friends’ large trampoline from their back yard, over the house and deposited it in the front yard .. scary stuff! If it is quiet at work and not much happening in here, I lurk in the ‘unanswered’ view for a few reasons. While I am not always of much help, replying with something bumps the post back up the queue where it hopefully catches the attention of someone more experienced. As you have experienced, I can be a bit wordy and prefer to answer questions with as much detail as possible and find that by the time I finish wording my reply in New Posts, 6 other people have already covered most of the points I had
So, if the post has not been answered for a couple of hours or days, less chance of word wastage and most importantly, the OP does not feel ignored. So, the Divas did not wake me up as early this morning and were not so patiently awaiting breakfast in the front run so the invisible monster appears to have moved on. Sadly he did not take KiKi’s invisible eggs with him and she is pancaked on the empty nest until I am positive everyone has finished laying and can block off the nest boxes.
I look at the new/recent posts sometimes to welcome new members as I remember how nice it was to get a few welcomes myself when I was new.
Can’t say I have experienced or remember any tornados but I had a very close call with a freak storm/mini instant cyclone while living on a yacht and sailing up the West Australian coast. To this day, the eerie calm beforehand is probably the most unnerving thing I have experienced. A few years back there was something similar to a tornado in Deniliquin; took our friends’ large trampoline from their back yard, over the house and deposited it in the front yard .. scary stuff! If it is quiet at work and not much happening in here, I lurk in the ‘unanswered’ view for a few reasons. While I am not always of much help, replying with something bumps the post back up the queue where it hopefully catches the attention of someone more experienced. As you have experienced, I can be a bit wordy and prefer to answer questions with as much detail as possible and find that by the time I finish wording my reply in New Posts, 6 other people have already covered most of the points I had
So, if the post has not been answered for a couple of hours or days, less chance of word wastage and most importantly, the OP does not feel ignored. So, the Divas did not wake me up as early this morning and were not so patiently awaiting breakfast in the front run so the invisible monster appears to have moved on. Sadly he did not take KiKi’s invisible eggs with him and she is pancaked on the empty nest until I am positive everyone has finished laying and can block off the nest boxes.
. He is from a farming property out west and is studying at uni down here. From what I can work out he is that busy with requests for a shear that he ran out of time last weekend. He didn't look much older than 20 but i'll give him this he could shear a sheep well. Under 30 mins all 3 were done. So calm with the sheep too and handled my big ram Tyson well.
I picked it for the reason our giant fruit store at Gatton is called The Big Orange.
I really do know nothing about horse racing