What made you happy today? Part II
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Funny how Victorian clubs won the National grandfinals AFL, Netball and NRL competitions while in lockdown and various hubs.
Victoria also had the most spectacular recovery from the Pandemic in the country and possibly the world from the height of the second wave.
Victoria also had the most spectacular recovery from the Pandemic in the country and possibly the world from the height of the second wave.
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Sunshine, freedom, rapt.
Quick drive today, meeting free arvo, ducked past Greensie plaza without getting out of the car, carpark near full.
Over to Bunnings in Thomastown. Got a new pair of safety boots which i badly needed and some plants. God that felt good.
They're building a Carls Jr next door to Bunnings. There goes the waistline, but they do have a low carb burger.
Quick drive today, meeting free arvo, ducked past Greensie plaza without getting out of the car, carpark near full.
Over to Bunnings in Thomastown. Got a new pair of safety boots which i badly needed and some plants. God that felt good.
They're building a Carls Jr next door to Bunnings. There goes the waistline, but they do have a low carb burger.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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Rode my bike to just before Carrum and back about 55 km's. Spent most of the ride talking to another bloke riding on this warm lovely day. Forgot how much I love riding.
Time to get fair dinkum and shed the kilo's that Stui gave me since the pandemic.
Time to get fair dinkum and shed the kilo's that Stui gave me since the pandemic.
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what a beautiful day, had a lovely lunch with a friend, yummy salt and pepper squid and salad, and a green machine juice, plus coffee to balance the good fairy!!
then around the corner to Airport west, i expected it to be packed but it wasnt, it was so bloody good, got a few bargain, spoilt the kids, even bought hubby a shirt! gunna cook a very quick grilled salmon, salad and oven chips in the air fryer dinner, and walk out and leave the kids with the mess! Im off to docklands with the photography group and my new toy! happy happy happy, FREEDOM!!!
then around the corner to Airport west, i expected it to be packed but it wasnt, it was so bloody good, got a few bargain, spoilt the kids, even bought hubby a shirt! gunna cook a very quick grilled salmon, salad and oven chips in the air fryer dinner, and walk out and leave the kids with the mess! Im off to docklands with the photography group and my new toy! happy happy happy, FREEDOM!!!
You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
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Nice onethink positive wrote:what a beautiful day, had a lovely lunch with a friend, yummy salt and pepper squid and salad, and a green machine juice, plus coffee to balance the good fairy!!
then around the corner to Airport west, i expected it to be packed but it wasnt, it was so bloody good, got a few bargain, spoilt the kids, even bought hubby a shirt! gunna cook a very quick grilled salmon, salad and oven chips in the air fryer dinner, and walk out and leave the kids with the mess! Im off to docklands with the photography group and my new toy! happy happy happy, FREEDOM!!!
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cheers WPT
awesome, not sure if your in melbourne, but anyhow we have all experienced lockdown to some degree, these moments really hammer home how hard lockdown was, and how much we should do the right things so we dont miss these one of moments. cheers, thats brilliantpartypie wrote:Seeing my grandson’s face after taking a couple of steps.
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Second bike ride in 3 days: 55 km’s at a slowish pace.
Got my Trump / Rasputin / locks shawn off: 2 on the sides and 4 for the rest. Wow friggin short compared to the quasi 70’s style I was sporting. There goes 2 kg on my way to losing weight
Got my Trump / Rasputin / locks shawn off: 2 on the sides and 4 for the rest. Wow friggin short compared to the quasi 70’s style I was sporting. There goes 2 kg on my way to losing weight
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[quote="watt price tully"]Second bike ride in 3 days: 55 km’s at a slowish pace.
Got my Trump / Rasputin / locks shawn off: 2 on the sides and 4 for the rest. Wow friggin short compared to the quasi 70’s style I was sporting. There goes 2 kg on my way to losing weight
Got my Trump / Rasputin / locks shawn off: 2 on the sides and 4 for the rest. Wow friggin short compared to the quasi 70’s style I was sporting. There goes 2 kg on my way to losing weight
You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
I’m in WA where life has been relatively normal compared to other places, such as Victoria. The hard border is supposed to end in a couple of weeks except for people from NSW and Vic. The main impact here is economic with winners and losers. Tourism has boomed in the regions and there is a labour shortage as well as a rental shortage and some of the building companies have closed their books for the immediate future.think positive wrote:cheers WPT
awesome, not sure if your in melbourne, but anyhow we have all experienced lockdown to some degree, these moments really hammer home how hard lockdown was, and how much we should do the right things so we dont miss these one of moments. cheers, thats brilliantpartypie wrote:Seeing my grandson’s face after taking a couple of steps.
I fully appreciate how fortunate I am to be able to enjoy the company of my family - it could be a different story after this weekend when we will be painting the inside of my daughters new home
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You (or someone in ur family) live in that beautiful area where I once rode on a bicycle trip with more than a thousand others back in 2013 don’t you? (The name of the place of course escapes me)partypie wrote:I’m in WA where life has been relatively normal compared to other places, such as Victoria. The hard border is supposed to end in a couple of weeks except for people from NSW and Vic. The main impact here is economic with winners and losers. Tourism has boomed in the regions and there is a labour shortage as well as a rental shortage and some of the building companies have closed their books for the immediate future.think positive wrote:cheers WPT
awesome, not sure if your in melbourne, but anyhow we have all experienced lockdown to some degree, these moments really hammer home how hard lockdown was, and how much we should do the right things so we dont miss these one of moments. cheers, thats brilliantpartypie wrote:Seeing my grandson’s face after taking a couple of steps.
I fully appreciate how fortunate I am to be able to enjoy the company of my family - it could be a different story after this weekend when we will be painting the inside of my daughters new home
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Yesterday, first day of unemployment and stuff is open, I was like a dog let off the chain.
First Bunnings, home for brunch then off to the Tip to get rid of the green waste and cardboard boxes. Found a new Supercheap Auto on the way home, popped in got a new dolly wheel for the trailer to replace the one the son busted, and another Bunnings run in the arvo.
This morning went to Greensborough Plaza, had brunch, did some shopping and wandered around.
Many of the bigger shops have a QR code setup, which I used, shame we don't have a single statewide system instead of hundreds or thousands of different ones, but that would require a competent government.
Gardening in the arvo then another Bunnings run, this time I took the old girl for a drive and let her go through the plants. She's only been out of the house 3 times in the past 16 weeks so she enjoyed it.
First Bunnings, home for brunch then off to the Tip to get rid of the green waste and cardboard boxes. Found a new Supercheap Auto on the way home, popped in got a new dolly wheel for the trailer to replace the one the son busted, and another Bunnings run in the arvo.
This morning went to Greensborough Plaza, had brunch, did some shopping and wandered around.
Many of the bigger shops have a QR code setup, which I used, shame we don't have a single statewide system instead of hundreds or thousands of different ones, but that would require a competent government.
Gardening in the arvo then another Bunnings run, this time I took the old girl for a drive and let her go through the plants. She's only been out of the house 3 times in the past 16 weeks so she enjoyed it.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.