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whufc wrote:

cracka wrote:My daughter getting to take Dalasan for a gallop at Morphettville this morning. She's a bit excited

Thats awesome.

We have a new thoroughbred coming home tonight.......suited more to barrel racing which is what the misses is into. Keen to have a crack on him though and see what speed we can get him up to.

I've got no idea how people can ride horses, they scare the crap out of me. I think I'd prefer to attempt a backflip on a motorbike than gallop a horse.

cracka wrote:

whufc wrote:

cracka wrote:My daughter getting to take Dalasan for a gallop at Morphettville this morning. She's a bit excited

Thats awesome.

We have a new thoroughbred coming home tonight.......suited more to barrel racing which is what the misses is into. Keen to have a crack on him though and see what speed we can get him up to.

I've got no idea how people can ride horses, they scare the crap out of me. I think I'd prefer to attempt a backflip on a motorbike than gallop a horse.

I always ended up with sore clangers.

how much cricket is on at the moment!

A good mate getting back into coaching, has been out of it since winning a flag in 2019 and he has been like a cat on a hot tin roof ever since

Dutchy wrote:A good mate getting back into coaching, has been out of it since winning a flag in 2019 and he has been like a cat on a hot tin roof ever since

Didn't realise you were mates with Ross Lyon. Nice

Dutchy wrote:how much cricket is on at the moment!

Any of it decent?

gadj1976 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:how much cricket is on at the moment!

Any of it decent?

https://www.ecn.cricket/european-cricke ... s-fixtures

carey wrote:

Dutchy wrote:A good mate getting back into coaching, has been out of it since winning a flag in 2019 and he has been like a cat on a hot tin roof ever since

Didn't realise you were mates with Ross Lyon. Nice

A.M. drinking

The good people at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital in Kent Town...

Had to take one of our dogs there Sunday night as he was exhibiting signs of what looked like a stroke*.

after heaps of physical tests, an MRI and a Spinal Tap he has Meningoencephalitis which has produced leasions on his brain and affected his sight, ability to walk and well pretty much everything...

The have been able to start treatment with a heap of steroids, antibiotics and also a chemo infusion. He is able to see now and responds to his name.

I cannot speak highly enough of the care, compassion and dedication they have shown to both our dog and us as a family... we get text updates each morning and then at least 2 calls a day from the vet to keep us updated.

Oh I also rate Pet Insurance (at the moment)...

gadj1976 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:how much cricket is on at the moment!

Any of it decent?

to punt on...yes

Jase wrote:The good people at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital in Kent Town...

Had to take one of our dogs there Sunday night as he was exhibiting signs of what looked like a stroke*.

after heaps of physical tests, an MRI and a Spinal Tap he has Meningoencephalitis which has produced leasions on his brain and affected his sight, ability to walk and well pretty much everything...

The have been able to start treatment with a heap of steroids, antibiotics and also a chemo infusion. He is able to see now and responds to his name.

I cannot speak highly enough of the care, compassion and dedication they have shown to both our dog and us as a family... we get text updates each morning and then at least 2 calls a day from the vet to keep us updated.

Oh I also rate Pet Insurance (at the moment)...

Good luck Jase

Cucumbers in the jar with bread and butter flavouring.
Where has that been all my life?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Cucumbers in the jar with bread and butter flavouring.
Where has that been all my life?

I'm guessing they are pickled?

Jase wrote:The good people at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital in Kent Town...

Had to take one of our dogs there Sunday night as he was exhibiting signs of what looked like a stroke*.

after heaps of physical tests, an MRI and a Spinal Tap he has Meningoencephalitis which has produced leasions on his brain and affected his sight, ability to walk and well pretty much everything...

The have been able to start treatment with a heap of steroids, antibiotics and also a chemo infusion. He is able to see now and responds to his name.

I cannot speak highly enough of the care, compassion and dedication they have shown to both our dog and us as a family... we get text updates each morning and then at least 2 calls a day from the vet to keep us updated.

Oh I also rate Pet Insurance (at the moment)...

So bit of and update, the dog was discharged on Friday night and we ha e a barrage of drugs to give him...

He is improving and in a much better state...

Pumping him full of steroids to reduce the Inflammation around his brain..

Bloody dogs... gotta love them...



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When a black booker salutes in the last on a Sunday at Port Macquarie… and pays $8.00.

A weekend of doing absolutely f*ck all.

Got home Friday night, did absolutely nothing. Mrs Boon got me a mixed dozen from Shapeshifter, nailed half of them.

Saturday morning, bottled some beers then went home and drank a heap of them and did nothing.

Sunday, planted out some tomatoes, snow peas and capsicum, pulled up some weeds, drank more of the beers and did nothing.

Left the house twice in 2 days. Absolutely perfect.

Booney wrote:A weekend of doing absolutely f*ck all.

Got home Friday night, did absolutely nothing. Mrs Boon got me a mixed dozen from Shapeshifter, nailed half of them.

Saturday morning, bottled some beers then went home and drank a heap of them and did nothing.

Sunday, planted out some tomatoes, snow peas and capsicum, pulled up some weeds, drank more of the beers and did nothing.

Left the house twice in 2 days. Absolutely perfect.

Perfect weekend by the sounds of it.

I'm a 3rd of the way through Birthday season.

Every Saturday from October 1 through to December 10 I have something on, the only exception is this coming Saturday which will be spent sucking down pints and having a punt at the Ventnor Hotel in Port Vincent.

I actually hate going out on a Saturday night, I'm quite happy whacking some money in the account and watching some horses run around then troddling off to bed at a reasonable hour so I wake up fresh on Sunday morning.

Booney wrote:A weekend of doing absolutely f*ck all.

Got home Friday night, did absolutely nothing. Mrs Boon got me a mixed dozen from Shapeshifter, nailed half of them.

Saturday morning, bottled some beers then went home and drank a heap of them and did nothing.

Sunday, planted out some tomatoes, snow peas and capsicum, pulled up some weeds, drank more of the beers and did nothing.

Left the house twice in 2 days. Absolutely perfect.

So under rated this, thankfully my lads cricket got (unexpectedly) washed out yesterday morning but apart from that I didnt stop on the weekend and feel like crap today.

Dutchy wrote:

Booney wrote:A weekend of doing absolutely f*ck all.

Got home Friday night, did absolutely nothing. Mrs Boon got me a mixed dozen from Shapeshifter, nailed half of them.

Saturday morning, bottled some beers then went home and drank a heap of them and did nothing.

Sunday, planted out some tomatoes, snow peas and capsicum, pulled up some weeds, drank more of the beers and did nothing.

Left the house twice in 2 days. Absolutely perfect.

So under rated this, thankfully my lads cricket got (unexpectedly) washed out yesterday morning but apart from that I didnt stop on the weekend and feel like crap today.

Sometimes they feel like wasted weekends, sometimes they feel like it's just what you needed. It was just what I needed.