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2026-08-22 13:26:29 CEST

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My memories must be mostly cheese.

2026-08-21 16:50:34 CEST

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All the best to you and Maxie ❤️🫂

2026-08-21 13:43:31 CEST

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ooooh! Ok I'll be looking that up, thank you!

2026-08-08 12:55:58 CEST

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Still get very weird looks, even now I cheerfully announce "oh, I get baaad interactions with my brain meds, you know!"
🤣😉
Oh wait, maybe I'm just weird.
Don't care, don't drink anymore. Mostly don't miss it.

2026-07-24 08:56:59 CEST

And so it was done! Thanks for the poll votes, team!
New haircut, who dis?! You can't see it but I even have three very subtle racing stripes cut into the nape of my neck.
Next appointment we're putting a few bits of rainbow colours amongst the curls. Just a few. Because I love my grey hair, but I think it's time for some colour, too.
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2026-07-20 08:16:12 CEST

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Oooh I have heard this, but despaired of ever having one, so put this out of my mind. I'm going to have to work out how to do it!

2026-06-28 06:52:23 CEST

Arvo, Toots. Day 1 of modified diet for minor procedures on Wednesday. (If You Know, You Know.)
No fruit or veges except potatoes with no skins, and pumpkin with no skin. I usually eat a lot of vegetables, and they're usually what I eat first.
And no porridge for breakfast! I've been having the same breakfast for years. (Yes, autistic eating patterns, breakfast is a hard one to shift, although I'm much more open to new foods these days.)
Thankfully only a couple of days of this, but arrrrrrrgggh!

2026-06-19 10:01:25 CEST

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The penguins are happy, even if motorsports are not?
(I'm so conflicted.)

2026-06-19 05:21:38 CEST

Arvo, Toots. Looooooong morning on hold with Centrelink:
Navigate phone tree. Refuse to give voice print. Foxtrot music. Mock poppy synth. Guitar hero yacht rock. Choir of doom. Back to Foxtrot. Click, is that a human... Noooo it's a crackly mock Baroque. Back to Foxtrot. Random double use of choir of doom.
95 minutes aaaaand HUMAN!
Very helpful, pleasant human.
There was no way to do what I needed to do online, we both checked.
At least it's done.
I missed my Friday morning drawing class for this. Oh well. Had to be done, they could have fined me if I didn't let them know [redacted] within 14 days.
What a system.

2026-06-16 10:42:30 CEST

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Potato scallop. Yessssssss! And a pineapple fritter.
I am also occasionally partial to a banana fritter.
(I eat the fish just so I can have the good bits.)

2026-06-02 09:38:59 CEST

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Thanks for the migraine awaying wishes.
Yes, single sheets of .... Well, whatever, not necessarily paper, getting joined together into book structures. There's a gorgeous example by an Australian artist of a Plexiglass paged book, (can't find a link right now, stupid useless Google these days...)
And then there's the whole question of "What is a book, anyway?" Because ... That's a big one. (It's pretty much anything you say it is, is the answer, as far as I can tell.)
Anyway, yes, far more interesting right now than sewing single bed sheets, although I have got a pile of mending to do, too ... Nah. No rush on that, I reckon!

2026-05-07 14:15:52 CEST

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Yep. Remember that week you went away ... once? Last yearish? And there were trees? I mean, different trees, not just the same ones on the same block.
(sighs in Powerball ticket, eh. Not much of a life plan but if it comes off, ha!)

2026-04-10 09:23:09 CEST

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So, the Glenelg Town Hall - now the Bay Discovery Centre and Museum? Opened in 1877? Mr Edmund W. Wright was the architect.
But the builder, that was Mr David Miller of Glenelg, and that's my 3rd Great Grandfather. There's a plaque somewhere on the side of the building.
Gives my brother huge amusement to point out a few buildings still standing that bloke built, and other family landmarks around the place.
"Yeah, we've been here a while, not as long as some, but. Only since '54. 1854."
There are lime kilns still standing out at Tailem Bend that were part of the family business (Miller's Lime, run by David's son, Bartlett; Bartlett is buried with his two wives and his adopted daughter, Rosie, in Payneham cemetery, in a double plot I reckon some of us will use one day. Costs us enough to keep it, so we might as well.)
There was a big family reunion a few years back, I didn't get there, but a lot of other rellos did. Dad had fun, anyway.