Things that you rate!

[Brodlach]

No wonder you have heart issues

[Booney]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

[Dutchy]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

Great stuff Boon, well done, Im sure that would have made her week.

Also reckon it is awesome that people on their own feel OK going out and keeping their own company rather than staying home and being out of sight.

[am Bays]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

You're a good man Boon

I only met you briefly just once at the footy but you actions like this speak louder than your words.

Makes me think how I can "be better' (lots on here would think I've got a lot of opportunity for growth in that area )

However, kudos to you mate, the world would be a much better place if there were more people like you, sans the Port supporter bit...

[amber_fluid]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

I read the first line and thought here we go…………..threesome!
Turns out it was just a couple of Power supporters having a chin wag.



Nah good stuff.
We can all do and be better!

[DOC]

Well done. In fact better than well done.

I remember that bakery well. My mother grew in Alberton and like Dad were dirty rotten Port supporters. But they had nice children.

When visiting Nana my younger brother and I would go to that bakery for a tank loaf (it was a thing). Our treat was to spend the change at Motleys Deli near the train station.

[Vamos]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

Great stuff Boon, well done, Im sure that would have made her week.

Also reckon it is awesome that people on their own feel OK going out and keeping their own company rather than staying home and being out of sight.

I'm a bit like this with live music, happy to go to a gig on me own as friends don't often share the same taste.

Great community man is Booney

[Brodlach]

You’re a prick Booney, your just trying to cut me lunch





Well done on doing that, a fabulous thing to do.

[Booney]

Sounds a bit corny, but it is true, Alberton has a real community vibe around it at the moment and it's by no coincidence that it's come about because of the work by Joost, Christie and several of their staff at The Pear Cafe right near the train station. They're engaged with ECH and other community organizations, the PAFC and the Port Enfield Council ( Joost is on the council as the local ward member ).

The cafe came about after a neighbor of theirs passed away and they didn't even know, they thought it was time to bring people back together, the way it was when we were kids and the community has embraced it. Walking groups, knitting clubs, grandparent story book mornings, coffee catch ups and Saturday morning acoustic music sets with the odd street fair and bric-a-brac sale.

That flow on effect is really evident amongst people in and around the area.

[Vamos]

Dare I say it? Sounds like good culture there at Alberton

[DOC]

Not one score review last night.

[DOC]

Sounds a bit corny, but it is true, Alberton has a real community vibe around it at the moment and it's by no coincidence that it's come about because of the work by Joost, Christie and several of their staff at The Pear Cafe right near the train station. They're engaged with ECH and other community organizations, the PAFC and the Port Enfield Council ( Joost is on the council as the local ward member ).

The cafe came about after a neighbor of theirs passed away and they didn't even know, they thought it was time to bring people back together, the way it was when we were kids and the community has embraced it. Walking groups, knitting clubs, grandparent story book mornings, coffee catch ups and Saturday morning acoustic music sets with the odd street fair and bric-a-brac sale.

That flow on effect is really evident amongst people in and around the area.

Looks like it is located in what was Motleys deli.

[RustyCage]

The new Metallica album. Top notch

[Wedgie]

The History Bar at the Thebby Theatre, great how they have every artist that ever played here written on the ceiling with the year they performed. I could spend a lot of time here.

[MW]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

You're a good egg mate.

[amber_fluid]

Introducing a third person into our relationship.

Went to the Alberton for Thursday night steak night last night and after ordering and sitting down at our table I noticed an older lady sitting on her own at a table. I said to Mrs Boon if our food and her food comes out at the same time I'll ask her to join us for dinner. Our meals came out, the young lad waiting tables went back into the kitchen and came out with her roast pork. Ingrid accepted my invitation and we all had dinner together.

She came out from Germany 69 years ago to learn English, fell in love with a Bavarian man, had two kids, lived in Alberton, owned and ran the bakery in Sussex St for years. She was a joy to talk too and couldn't have been happier to have been invited to have dinner with us. Her husband passed away late 90's and her adult children, like us all, live their own lives and while she's active at the Austrian club weekly, a book club and several other activities she was thrilled to have some company over dinner.

We've already booked in for dinner on Thursday night next week with her. Felt good to do something good and it didn't cost a thing.

You're a good egg mate.

Settle down!

[MW]

don't worry one shit comment about the Crows will bring him back down

[Armchair expert]

Cheese & Bacon balls

#fat

[Vamos]

Cheese & Bacon balls

#fat

Teeth cloggers. Chickadees are also teeth cloggers, good though.

[Spargo]

On boy! Lima, Lemon Twist, Fruita, Sarsaparilla…