Samwise Gamgee

I saw it on abc COVID blog

I have tried to make them as I have never had a real baguette before I couldn’t compare results. as I don’t think the French sticks from the supermarket count. I lined a flat cookie sheet with baking paper and used some rolled up tin foil to keep a narrow shape. But I am the master of make do living in the middle of nowhere and having a very limited budget Iput a dish of water in the oven to Add humidity

Yes, I hear you on that.

Chanel 9 is reporting that the woman in her 40s was fully vaccinated but had serious underlining health conditions

hugs

congratulations that is the best of news

FASD itself isn’t considered a mental illness, but people with FASD do have mental illness as part of the condition -Anxiety, depression, compulsive disorders , very low stress levels, difficulty or inability to regulate emotions etc

It is a combination of contributing elements In utero health and environment has a huge impact on what DNA thingys are turned on or off. (Or something like that) substances that the mother used while pregnant like FASD genetics trauma chemical imbalances environmental factors lifestyle choices like drug use

I just read on a news about a special school in Sydney that has 17 positive cases. 😞

thankyou very much

What I am worried about is how it is seeping into so many rural areas of NSW.

until they find that it only fully protects for a couple of months again , and they will need to take another dose.

Heaps of people do. Australia and New Zealand are examples. Both countries have very low numbers of people vaccinated and low numbers of vaccines available. and are sending thousands and thousands of doses to their neighboring countries where Coivd is bad. https://www.sbs.com.au/news/australia-supplies-another-500-000-covid-19-vaccine-doses-to-timor-leste-and-fiji Australia is well behind the rest of first world countries in the amount of their population vaccinated. it isn't because of reluctance to get vaccinated. every day all the doses available are used. But Australians know that people in neighboring countries have a more urgent demand and are happy to send doses.

hugs I am sure you are feeling very rattled I second or third an alert necklace. those oldies can be so stubborn and they are more likely to not use a walker when they know nobody is around.

Is he into craft? Kumon has some cut out craft books.

I jump out of bed in the semi dark and go milk the cow. By the time the sun starts rising and the birds singing I am awake

Concerning isn’t it. I live not so far from the border. The place is swarming with police checking that people haven’t been over the border.

Seems like it is a national selfishness really. If 1.1 million have sneaky got another dose. That is a LOT. That could make a difference in another country. Could be 1.1 million people having a first dose.

Have to say I find it extremely disturbing that people are getting a third as a booster so they can go on a cruise while thousands and thousands of people are dying every day in countries that cannot even get one dose. Seems the ultimate of selfishness

Never read any of those but I have a recommendation. The Midshipman Quinn series by Showell Styles

No Sometimes a trade person might need extra labour for a job, they might approach the preaprenticeship school and get a promising person for a few weeks. The tradesperson might like them and give them an apprenticeship. The course gives them the training of the first year.

Here the only way is an apprenticeship. Here apprenticeships are very hard to get. People can do a preaprenticeship course to try and improve their chances and many students at year 10 do work experience placement with all sorts of trades on the hope of getting an apprenticeship

Hugs

Fantastic job so much fun