Sudoku Puzzles

Off home and then to the airport to fly to Sydney for the long weekend. Eldest turns 30 on Monday on the Queen's birthday holiday. (Queen Victoria of course.) Have a great time everyone. Hoping for a Federer/Stosur double at the French Open.

One person in the star circle wasn't quite on the ball.

Happy 30th saylz' Eldest.

Funny name for a kid!

They name children like that in Bali, Gail.

First born is Putu, Wayan or Nengah;
Second Made or Kadek
Third born Nyoman, Ika or Kamang
and the fourth Ketut
If you are number 5 you start again at 1

The second isn't pronounced made it is Ma day

Hello everyone!
Still smiling at Ian's 'thrillsville' - transported me back to the swinging 60's in a flash, thanks Ian.

Gosh CynB, you can remember the 60's I was sharing a flat (apartment) in West Kensington, London. that much I remember and I never took drugs. I couldn't understand why people did 'cos life was full on all the time without. Friends that did indulge missed most of the fun and in fact many missed the rest of their life too.

Hello Baz, nice to see you here.

Jaz - Have you recovered yet? I got some lovely photos of the new bride and groom. How about if I wear tiara crocs? Do they come in diamanti? I hope so...xx

Stella, happy 21st birthday to Meghan, I hope she has a wonderful day. Saltz happy 30th birthday to your eldest too. I read a lovely article in the paper yesterday about a couple celebrating their 81st anniversary. They are both 101 years old this year. You can't get much better than that. What a wonderful marriage it must be.

2.47

Hello everyone,a star built with friends.

Jerry - I just read your Obama joke and have already sent it on to about 5 people! Great one...

Mo - you were in the right place at the right time - London in the 60's. How did the song go - 'England swings like a pendulum'. Poor old Brissie - no further comment - however we had a great (or should I say, fab) time too, we still got the same music on the radio, and also without drugs, for me anyway.
Goodnight all.

I've been doing the sudoku puzzles and enjoying the chat for a few years now and thought I might as well join.

irma, great to have you here.

Hi irma where is Forrestfield, sounds lovely

Hey Kathy, you playing the lurking game or just left the computer on?

Welcome, Irma. Is it possible to have a forest field? How does that work?

Hi Irma - welcome to Sudokuland. Nice to see you posting.

Definately off to bed this time. Goodnight all.

Glinda - it might be like the New Forest in the UK - maybe I missed the right bit but what we drove through didn't look much like a forest to me, more like fields!
Ok OK I'm going!

Forrestfield is named after Sir John Forrest (double "r") It's a suburb of Perth, West Australia. Between the hills of Kalamunda and the Perth airport.

Not lurking, Mo. Just checking in this morning to see what's been going on. I'm off to a dr's appointment before changeover.
Irma!

There's a town in Massachusetts called Hatfield. Just imagine...

You know, of course, that the way to get a hatfield is to plant beanies.

irma I must have been there or pretty near we have stayed on Falls Road, Lesmurdie.

Did I just say that?

Irma

Glinda or berets(berries)

Pity we are not turning the page Glinda no-one could topp-er that

I think today should be noted as a special day in Sudokuland. The day Ian cp'ed and Baz almost nearly laughed.

Alas, no, GM, we're talking about hatfields, not topiary.

Well that comment bowlered me over.

I wonder if Hatfield, MA is the real McCoy?

I doffs me cap to you all! I'm at work ready to annoy you all again through the night.

Last post of the day?...

2:45 mAen!