HAPPY NEW WEEK and HAPPY NEW MOON! The new moon (the dark moon) is Sunday.
I hope everyone has a wonderful week!
Annette: I'm sure that talk you attended was interesting. I think you would be very good at aid work. I did read that MSF had pulled out of N. Syria. A few years ago, I considered joining the Peace Corps. I completed an initial evaluation form that was available back then, and it showed that I had medical and financial factors that disqualified me (for example, I depend on blood pressure medication). I just looked, and I think the evaluation process has changed now, though.
Everyone: Several people on this website, including me, have received a friend request that looks dodgy. If you get one, I recommend that you reject it. It's probably not a good idea to accept a friend request from someone who has never participated in the forum.
Diane: My husband was in India for two years with the Peace Corps and we have two friends, one of whom was in Malawi and the other in Vietnam (comparatively recently) after having been rejected once before for health reasons. Don't think I'd be up to it now. :-) I just looked and also got a friend request from someone and agree; no idea who this person is....
Lindybird: Glad you got the $$$s sorted but sorry about family issues. Hope OH's mole is now a thing of the past and that you have good weather for the last trip to the caravan this season.
Hallo to all.
HEATHER & PAT – OH has a small collection of clocks that show the correct time twice a day. LOL
OG – Miss8 was unwell at weekend but Dau assumed it was something she ate. I think not. Soon after Dau left for school & kindy pickup, while I was sitting with a very subdued MissJ, s-i-l came home from work, grabbed a bowl and retired to bed. When the others returned, Miss8 disappeared into a book. MissL carefully unpacked her lunch box and then raced around chasing Toby, outside (in heat) to trampoline, carefully zipping the entrance, then back inside “full of beans”. Dau had been worried how she would cope “on her own” for the day. With only 3 eating, Dau rustled up some leftovers and sent me home early. Eye Doc is just the regular 6-month glaucoma check.
More hot weather this week, fire bans. Yesterday’s midday (national) news showed California fires while a ticker ran across bottom of screen warning of NSW fires. Off to food shops before it gets too hot. Time to retrieve Esky from garage to transport meat & cold stuff.
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RSPB Giving Nature a Home