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Our deciduous trees are all bare of leaves now.
Plenty of dry and bright spells to be out in the garden, but I wouldn’t trust putting any washing out.
Heating is on at about 5pm. All good .
Stanley, I sometimes wonder what your close neighbours must think when they can smell the aroma’s of evening meals, and possibly hear noise from your shed, all before 6.00 am.
I logged in each time, typed my post then when I submitted it, I was asked to Sign In.
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I will type my post again and save as a draft, then submit it.
Is the top one a coin , maybe a 50 cent coin?.
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It looks to me like it is showing our Sydney Harbour Bridge, with fireworks above and below.
Probably just my imagination
Re your email Stanley. A bit of background- on the 7th May, I had to ring LG about my washing machine making a ‘scraping noise’. I was told to take a 10 second video showing the problem, and send it to a link that they sent me. Seems straightforward, I thought. Believe it or not it took until the 9t...
Just heard the word ‘Nesh’, does anyone use this word? . Nesh is a British English, mainly Northern, dialect word and is not generally considered slang. It means sensitive to cold or easily chilled. It can also be used to describe someone who is delicate, timid, or easily affected. The word has Old ...