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no luck with the prechopped onions ey erin

We found some, but for $2 for 200g, it was a bit of a rip.. if we did that, there wouldn't be much money left over for the kiddies..

So I chopped 5 kilos of onions this afternoon.

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I'll be there, watch for the R34 Grey Sedan. Will be our first picnic with our 7week old son. :)

ok...for the Sunny coast people.. meet u all up at BP caboolture.

look out for the blue " new in town gtst ".

Well everyone, lets look at this from a different point of view if it rains. At least for ONCE the bloody water will go directly in to the catchment area. Anyway, Im primed! Sleep time now, cyas at Aspley!

no but id imagine she cried a river

and then some

12 hrs and counting.

off to bed i go

cya's all in the morning!!!!

OMG i wish i could remeber the last time i was in bed at 10 on a saturday night

Well everyone, lets look at this from a different point of view if it rains.  At least for ONCE the bloody water will go directly in to the catchment area.  Anyway, Im primed!  Sleep time now, cyas at Aspley!

don't worry about it raining tomorrow, it won't rain at the dam or in the catchment for that matter, that's where we need it to rain to fill the dam, sif that would happen.

Farken

avoided some nasty nasty nasty storms on the way back.

farken omg some bad bad stuff.

on the m1 near narangba, damn it was like a mini tornado came though.

big 1m wide trees snapped in half etc.

hope everyone was lucky enough to avoid hail like me.

good fun day, nice to meet some more peeps

mick

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