I just did some 'spring cleaning' I found some unrecognizable green
thing growing in a forgotten dish in the back of my fridge.

Maby thats why I'm single.

Gotta love the science experiments!!!

We have glaciers that shrink and grow in our fridge..the wonders of the
almost natural world..

We have had whole eco-systems living in the fridge...never had a car
yard yet...(doesn't mean it won't happen though, anything is possible.)

Im not even game enough to look in my fridge..

thats why I drink red wine.....is better at room temperature.

Ok.. If I suit up in bio-hazard stuff want me to take a peek?

You never know we may find a missing link..

AB, I was working in the northern part of Alberta for 5 months last
year. I didn't get home all that often. I showed up after being gone for
a month once and I opened the fridge door and something growled at me.

Our Canadian bacteria is pretty tough!

I hope if it bit you as well Harry that you bit back.

the bacteria I am cultivating is better than penicilin.


trouble is they havent even found a disease for it yet.

Two places in the world I would love to visit.

Canada (been there twice would like to go back)

Australia (want to see the ulrha(sp?) in its reality not from a picture)
and I want to walk one of them sprial paths. (If the natives will let
me)

I found my lost car keys in the freezer once...
Kat

Out where Uluru is in the Simpson Desert..near Alice Sprins, there are
so many places of deep spiritual meaning to the indigenous
Australians...

All of it, every scrap of this country, one family or another, within
the Indigenous community, are the traditional owners, and they resonate
so deeply to their country...

As to sharing their dreamtime stories, and their country...most are so
comfortable sharing, so generous in their story telling...it is
humbling, and as a white settler Australian,with a sense of shame for
me, in even being present there.

Kat!!!

Car keys, sunglasses...all sorts of cool stuff..sometimes I think I
mistake the freezer for a vault..

AB, what part of Canada have you visited?

Hi Kat

Hi Sherrie Sorry I missed you earlier.

Australia would be great place to visit. I have a friend from here that
lives in New Zealand for part of the winter and he absolutely love that
part of the world.

Don't ask me....I never did figure it out! All I know, is I
looked and looked for them frantically. Then out of desperation; I
opened the freezer door,I found them there. Crazy stuff.
Kat

New Zealand! Swoooooon!!!

I have only spent time on the South island...oh my! it is stunning!
Sensory overload...breath taking country, gentle folk, quiet spoken,
amicable, generous...so welcoming..even to a loud mouth 'bigger than she
should be' Aussie..

I spent some wonderful time with an elder in the Mari (traditional and
sacred gathering house)in one of the towns...learning there songs,
dances, their land wisdom..I was very blessed.

An amazing country, with a wonderful culture..

I know the North has had some challenges in it's history..although from
everything I hear from Aussie friends visitng there, the people and the
country is the same...welcoming, and generous.

Kidathart>

I have walked (hiked for weeks actually) in BC.

and when I was in the military I saw goose bay. (for a short time).

Malcolm farms here in the summer and spends part of his winter there. I
can't remember where exactly. He's been going for years and married a
woman from there a few years ago. She's a lovely person. I met Malcolm
about 15 years ago through Land Rover's. You should have seen his
kitchen before he got married!!! Actually the whole house!

BC is a beautiful place to visit. I have a brother living there in the
southern part. I'm in the next province east and don't get there as
often as I'd like. Great hiking country, lots of interesting little
towns all over.

Lots of people free places also. Was there two weeks before I saw
another living soul. That there is some way nice country.

Morning all

Anyone game for coffee??

Hi Invisible! How are you?

I'll have a cup of tea instead.

There you go Harry, mug of tea coming up. Milk? Sugar?