Guest guest Posted May 15, 2006 Report Share Posted May 15, 2006 ... Bugger, don't you hate the battery problem. Did you know that you should change the battery in your car every 3 years. I learnt that the hard way about 2 weeks ago. All loaded, boys and gear in car, flat battery. Got everything out, into the little peugot that we have, yes, you guessed it, flat battery. Everything out of Pug (better known as Hello ~ it has helooh number plates), and into 's car which thank goodness was still here. So, everyone, replace your battery every 3 years please. We have an ongoing situation out the front here today... Jodie, 's friend who is living here at the moment has locked her keys in her car. She doesn't belong to the NRMA and they have quoted $300 as she would need to join... locksmiths fee was quoted at $150 as it would have to be an after hours job. Everything costs so damned much!!! Anyway, yes, Ready Steady Cook couldn't cope with your ingredients... those magical ones that they always have just to the left of camera would definately be needed. Think Pink!!!! Mel >> Hi Nic,> > My date is June 6th (22 sleeps according to my Abba calendar) , and so far, I've paid the $6500, plus a $120 ($59 back) initial consult with Dr Braniff, plus a $90 dietician consult today. They're trying to talk me into a $200 psychologist appointment, but I'm trying to put them off.> > The thing that annoyed me most about the battery (apart from the cost) was that I had to delay my first day at my second job - I'm trying to slowly break into becoming a teacher's aide and got my first offer of work at an inner west school- it pays much more than what I'm getting busting my bubble in admin/ accounts/ support work in the miserly social services sector, and this is in school hours, with this particular job with upper primary kids as learning support- no personal care at all- yay. But then again- I did get to do everything else today instead, include drop off those coats off to you. > > Nice workplace- what is it that your co. does??? I sometimes still miss the swanky corporate atmosphere, which looks like bliss compared to working in a musty former-church with plumbing, dry rot, vermin and heating issues.> > Gotta dash and come up with something for dinner for the kids & Jon and not eat it, and then create something tasty and different for me with 2 cups of low carb veg, a stock cube and a shake- my current plan could be a great challenge for Ready, Steady, Cook- I'm thinking a cauliflower & capsicum cous-cous (watch out ozone layer). Mel's chicken has me salivating at the thought.> > Hasta mañana,> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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