Dot wrote: ↑Sat Mar 26, 2022 11:47 pm
Ray when the next doors place was being built the builders also bought their dogs and they also pooped all around our place, when I did my walk around I would scoop the poop and put it all over the concrete slab for them to walk in. Nothing exciting today, heading out to Ashbourne tomorrow to weed mum and dad, it has been a couple of years since last done them but just so much has been going on, they won't mind at all. Time to do Brian's ear drops and hit the sack so Goodnight everyone x
Goodnight Noggins x 
Hope you are well and truly better now.
Well, this brings to head a bit of news I've been putting off for a little while.
The "C", as far as we know, is in check, subject to a few more scans and tests.
Prostrate is the next problem and I'm going in for a biopsy soon to do a check on that bit. My brother had his removed recently, the Big "C" is in the family line and so far, apart from one, we have outlived everyone's age in both Mum and Dad's family lines.
On the last Van trip to Denmark, we both found that we weren't enjoying it anywhere near as much as we used to.
A few weeks after Denmark we did a week away with friends to a House stay and found it quite relaxing, and after getting back home, and a lot of soul searching we decided any future trips away will be either to cabins or fully catered for.
The decision was then made to sell the Van and then subsequently the Ranger.
Imagine emptying out both the Van of all the "must-have bits" and then the "stuff in and around Ranger,
Stress to the Max!
The Ranger was snapped up by a friend here in the village to replace his aged 300.000k Prado V6 petrol drinker.
So that left the van.
Then a phone call one Sunday a week later and the van was sold for on the spot cash.
That left Phyl's little Mazda2, which looked like it might get a bit more usage < less than 30thou in 12 years, and that was mainly when Phyl's grandson borrowed it for a while when his car was laid up.
We bought an ex-demo Haval H6 SUV and now we have to get used to all the techno stuff it's loaded with.
The big decision was made easier with the fact that we'd already booked 2
fully catered trips, one later this year doing the Broome to Kunnunarra tour, which included the Horizontal Falls, Bungles and the Gibb River, it will be interesting to see how much it has changed since I did the Gibb in '79 with my sturdy HR holden wagon.
The trip, next year, is to SA, Adelaide, Barossa Valley, Mannum, River cruise, KI and then cruise back to Perth.
I was going to get in touch with you about that one and see if we could do a meet-up with a few distant friends from SA while we're over that way.
So that's the latest from here in WA.
Ron
I told her but she laughed and showed me what I had put, 08/11/2022 
I was just starting my time in the oven and yet here I was having the melons squashed . Machine these days is so much kinder. Then off to the GP for usual check up, cut my re-flux tab dose in half. BP good, so she said I should have a flu, tetanus, and whooping cough booster plus another Covid Booster . No immune system = 0 she advised me to have them so booked in for 3 jabs next week and the Covid booster booster at next appointment in 4 weeks..Good to hear you got home safely Deborah, men are so ummmm you know 
Those road works that our dear council did along our road a couple of weeks ago 
well all the gravel is now non existent and the pot holes are back to where they were, bumb twats. Rather tired so off to bed now Goodnight everyone x 
