very cold and windy

dawa · Guru

very cold and windy

johnq · Guru

GaryKelly wrote:
Julia likes knitting too, so the Women's Weekly reveals, but I don't think she's into lamb shanks. Probably not into camping either hehe.

Knitting

It would have been a safe gelded kangaroo though, most unlike the complete roo that Gough had insisted upon in his day for the Oz coat of arms. The roo before Gough was odd in a number of ways as some might remember. Julia's on the other hand would be safe and not out of place camping it up on the grounds of Kirribilli House. Enough wool left over for a change purse.

But where oh where is Dame Edna? She would know the appropriate etiquette.

-- Edited by johnq on Tuesday 25th of June 2013 11:21:37 PM

neilnruth · Guru

Glad you have a nice winter hideaway dawa. Sounds good.

Happywanderer · The Master

She sure has a very warm spot there. Thanks Dawa for sharing your lovely warm fire with me.
It was very cold and windy outside.

Gerty Dancer · Guru

Theres something about sitting by a fire. We have just lit the wood heater here for the first time this week, and I'd forgotten how friendly and comforting a real fire can be. Sounds like an excellent way to spend your winter Dawa.

GaryKelly · Guru

Julia likes knitting too, so the Women's Weekly reveals, but I don't think she's into lamb shanks. Probably not into camping either hehe.

blaze · Guru

A lamb shank (best bit of the lamb) cooked over an open fire would nearly be as close to heavon on earth as you can get
cheers
blaze

dawa · Guru

Happywanderer wrote:
She sure has a very warm spot there. Thanks Dawa for sharing your lovely warm fire with me.
It was very cold and windy outside.

thank you for calling in.

sorry about the mess , still trying to get things straight
Dawa

dawa · Guru

GaryKelly wrote:
Julia likes knitting too, so the Women's Weekly reveals, but I don't think she's into lamb shanks. Probably not into camping either hehe.

Tell someone who cares

Dawa