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Have to attribute that to the cocktail bar that used to be upstairs ;)

...wished they'd wash their hands.

Did you know that only 32% of males and 73% of male doctors wash their hands after touching something dirty?

Did you also know that it's mostly females who use their elbows at pedestrian lights (- but I use the point of a key)?

Girls...

Moral = never shake hands with a male > just bow :P

...then he thinks it's a compliment :P

Hope the panthers club was good! usually goes off on saturdays, i couldnt make it, just got back from the Movies at Campbelltown, forecast looks 50/50 for tomorrow, hopefully no rain.

Staying at the grandparents tonight, early start to go wash the car in campbelltown.

The boys and I also bailed early (not long after the start of the 1992 bathurst race....Lol) so we could get back for some real 'home cooking' by the wifey!!

Not sure what happened to Richard as he was going to follow me down the mountain, but I couldn't find him outside the Edge.....sorry that we missed you bud!!

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