Came across a short on youtube of a customer asking a baker for grass-fed salmon on her bagel. Wtf?
Let her. Just don't get involved yourself. This gives you "I told you so" rights when she comes home exhaustipated and emotionally vulnerable. However, you may not wish to exercise those rights in the interests of family harmony.
Best if she discovers for herself that you can only help those who want to be helped. Let this one slide past without getting yourself involved I think. Just have some comfort for her ready when she gets back. Maybe cook dinner and do all the kid things while she's busy elsewhere.
Lamb chops and lollipops please - with coffee, lots of coffee.
Also, when is the food truck enterprise starting up? Do we know yet which locations?
Do that. Not spam if nice photos. Maybe spiced ham?
Fog or low cloud has rolled in over Richmond. Outside air temp has gone from f**king cold to biting cold. Hands are burning after going out to buy a coffee. Wasn't like that when I got to work this morning at 9 am.
In the short term, a graphite lubricant like for locks will help a lot. Cheaper than a new bed. I would not use WD40 due to smell and greasy residue.
Thank you. The cats shared the leftover cream and licked the porridge bowl clean. Win/win.
Porridge with honey and cream with coffee please. If available, could I also have a small army of cats to settle on me and keep me warm too.
Wait until summer .... grins evilly
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This thread is ongoing as of time of posting - some FASCINATING situations unfolding.
Note to self : remove cats from slippers first.
It's cold comfort, but thank you.
Cold chicken, ice cream, iced coffee and some chilly sauce please.
Doesn't have to be geotextile - an old towel or a sheet folded double will do perfectly well to protect them. Sheets are lighter and don't squash the plants as much as towels.
I assume you've come across this - melbourne waterways Some useful references contained therein.
Wait until you get a rose thorn stabbing, and end up going to the doc for a penicillin injection. Which they administer with a sharpened hose pipe into your gluteus maximus. Rose thorns do gangrene really really well apparently. Learned my lesson from that experience and now wear gloves when I'm anywhere near roses. Never knew that lemons were particularly hazardous - thanks for the info!
Operative phrase there is 'american media'.
Mattress is OK, thank the gods. Just sheets, pjs and me and this is all easy to fix. Time for a new hwb I guess.
Hot water bottle just woke me up cos sprang a leak. Only by now it's a slightly warm water bottle which is a relief. And it's only on its third year of use. Damn. TGF mattress protector. Would not be fun drying a mattress this time of year.
Does seem that they're setting themselves up to fail - and each to have enough material to put the blame on the other. Shit show coming up, so I would suggest distancing yourself - you have enough to cope with with your own responsibilities. They need professional help (and sounds like both need a good kick up the backside too).
There's a reason why airlines stress that you should put on your own oxygen mask BEFORE putting them on your kids.
Happy New Year everyone!
Many Australians can now access surveillance tech, but this can lead to disputes between neighbours. Here's a breakdown of some of the legal issues that can crop up.
This is getting more and more relevant all the time.
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Two draws so far this season. Yes, I think we need a song for that. Abc justin news comes good again.
The Environment Protection Authority said it is in contact with a council in Melbourne’s west after mulch believed to be contaminated with asbestos was found at a playground.
Looks like it's not just Sydney that has a problem with lazy disposal of building rubble. Only buy from reputable suppliers peeps.
Melbourne's Southern Cross Station is a gateway for commuters and visitors to the city, but experts say secret data shows the air quality poses a health risk to workers and passengers.
Not news. Not if you use this station. Published in the very early morning, not prime time. Something has to be done about this.
From skewering the football industry to finding themselves oddly ensconced within it, the Coodabeen Champions bow out of broadcasting with a remarkable and unlikely legacy.
Waaaaaaaahhhh! No more footy songs! No-one will ever beat beat the 6.15 from Hurstbridge for peak Melbourne.
Easter travellers are being warned to plan ahead as new passenger drop-off and pick-up arrangements introduced for new Melbourne Airport's entry road.
PSA for those about to travel
Leaked emails reveal for the first time the tactics Coles employs when a supplier seeks a price increase and how it has taken advantage of inflation to boost profits.
Who knew? (Yes, I'm being ironic)
Daily Discussion Thread: Wednesday the Seventh Day of February 2024 🔮
And on the Seventh day God rested - and I think we should keep the tradition going.
There was once thought to be fewer than 1,000 numbats left in the wild, but a new study in southern Western Australia suggests that number is far greater.
Looks like our Nellie and friends are doing better than expected.
A Latrobe Valley man is facing ten charges and has had his Lego toy collection confiscated after police seized a commercial quantity of illegal drugs.
Dealing drugs to, to - fuel a Lego habit? WTF?
New dish - salmon stuffed hash browns
cross-posted from: https://aussie.zone/post/5901092
> Just came back from brunch with a friend - she'd cooked a very nice variation on hashbrowns. > Thinnish layer of mashed spud in a lined lamington tray, layer of smoked salmon, another layer of mashed spud. Then chilled, cut in sections, breaded and fried. > End result was a hash brown with a distinct layer of fish in the middle. She served these with a poached egg on top and a side of avocado salsa. > Very nice indeed and a good brunch dish. >
New dish - salmon stuffed hash browns
Just came back from brunch with a friend - she'd cooked a very nice variation on hashbrowns. Thinnish layer of mashed spud in a lined lamington tray, layer of smoked salmon, another layer of mashed spud. Then chilled, cut in sections, breaded and fried. End result was a hash brown with a distinct layer of fish in the middle. She served these with a poached egg on top and a side of avocado salsa. Very nice indeed and a good brunch dish.
Hot days could be too much for Australia's cutest anteater
New research shows numbats are overheating in high summer temperatures, and scientists suggest climate change could make things worse.
Oh no!
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We all need to know this.
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Something we all need to know I think.
The Italian-Australian furniture salesman is best known for his unique television adverts in the 80s.
We shall not look upon his like again - even on late night tv.