General Chat

Yes CC I agree, and will not let the sisterhood down again hun.

Amanda - have you been on the rum again:-)) Squiffy - I like that word.

I like that one Allan:-))

Sue xx

Linda I'm guessing you ment that in a nice way ( well I'm hopeing you did ) lol. Are you going to make goosegog pie, if so can you make me one with plenty of sugar, I love goosegog pie, not sure if I spelt that properly but I guess you no what I mean, just make sure you don't do a Allan or it will be soggy when it arrive's .

Diane

Twins separated at birth Amanda:-)) Some of our native shrubs have wonderful flowers that looked good even after they die.

Here's a site you all may like to look at. Just click on the various plants on the list on the left side of the page.

http://www.oznativeplants.com/

Sue xx

Yes CC - I can keep pace with that thankyou.
Tec.

Thanks Amanda, but I don't think that the others here will thank you for encouraging me!! :0))

Diane, I know that you know where I am from, but Dianne wouldn't know, as far as I know.

I think that i had better consult Dr. Know.

CC I think that someone has been 'lacing' your drink!!

Allan

Yes Sue .....Rum is the order of the day ....it is Friday night you know : ))

CC some stones have lovely "faults" in them that cause the prism and it is indeed like looking into an open fire and seeing the " caves " .

In particular - if you look at the above site - click on the banksias. They are a spectacular group of plants and there flowers look almost as good when they die.

Sue xx

'Ere, I've just caught up on the last few posts and realise that I've been insulted.

*goes off in a huff and comes back in an hour and a huff!*

Allan

Thank's you lot,
my first day back and you all talk at once, I can't keep up and as for all this talk about different stone's, well I can't join in as I don't have any ( Boo Hoo )

Diane x

Of course I meant it in a nice way Diane, it is lovely to see you back.

My children always called it goosegog pie as well. I usually make crumble these days.

Diane, I have kidney stones and gall stones :0))

Allan

Who has insulted our Allan ( as if I didn't know ) hang's my head in shame and hide's.

Diane x

It's that Sue Diane, no one else can get a word in :))

Tec

I have Forsythia as well, but I don't have any gall stones or kidney stones,so I am feeling left out. How about you Tec?

I know you ment it in a nice way Linda, you are to nice to upset me on my first day back hun.

Boo Hoo Allan I don't even have them ( well I don't think I do )

Diane x

This thread is moving so quickly, how the h***l can you go to the site CC and look at it lol, if I did that you will have all gone for the night/day by the time I got back.

Diane x

Tec - I'm the one having difficulty getting a word in:-)) This thread is moving so fast but I love it.

Diane - I'll bring you a stone when we visit the UK.

My dad always called gooseberries goosegogs.

CC - I didn't notice the names of any suppliers. Lovely photos arent' they. I have several grevilleas in the garden and the birds they attract keep me amused for ages. All have long beaks to drink the nectar.

Sue xx

No Linda - sadly I don't have have kidney or gall stones,

A little boy who lives by me one said said "Nanna's gone to hospital"

What's the matter" I said,

to which he replied "She's got Firestones" it made me laugh.

Tec

No Diane, you did not insult me. You have been the model and exemplar of good behaviour.

I'm afraid it was CC who wishes to blame me for the short comings of our Postal System!

Thank your liucky stars that you don't have them Diane.

I once had Kidney stones and it was the most excruciating pain I have ever experienced. On the upside I did get to fly with the Fying Doctor Service to Kalgoorlie.

Allan