Sudoku Puzzles

Hi Suzy, yes I think if things would have improved I probably would have had them removed but they said the movement would remain restricted so I kept it.
Was your wiring after a road accident my injuries were?

I broke a steering wheel with my face in a head on collision Mo. It's exactly half a lifetime ago now...

Suzi that sounds absolutely ghastly...we are so lucky you are here to tell the tale

In a subsequent accident( I wasn't driving in the previous one) The steering wheel broke my nose and sternum. The latter was a re-break after the first one. They were twenty years apart and hopefully that is the lot.

Speed was the common denominator in the accidents. Although not as excesive as some people drive now but too fast in the wrong situation.

Oh Mo...you too...that is awful....I can think of easier ways to demolish steering wheels and it doesn't involve speed, accidents or any of your anatomy.
It is that truly awful situation where all one can say is how unlucky you where, to have an accident, but also how lucky you are to have survived to tell the tale.

To all the Canukes A Happy Canada Day. Love your jokes Greg.

True Bean many do not survive and all too often they are very young. I know that when I was last in Oz there seemed to be a nationwide campaign to stop kids driving like dare devils and killing themselves, very often on country roads. We had wondered about the tyre marks on lonely roads then read about the high numbers of fatalities and bad injuries.

There's a new campaign now GannieMo, they show young men driving like idiots and thinking they're cool, then someone will make a face and waggle their little finger.

One of my memories of after my accident (don't remember anything about the actual accident) was after I came out of More...

Wow Suzy you were lucky. I'm not sure how many kids pay attention to fright tactics they always think 'It'll never happen to me' I remember having that attitude myself.

On reflection....... I also thought I'd never be old......

I thought 24 was old!

We are so fortunate to live where there are good medical facilities. These accident stories are a good reminder to drive carefully. it's cold, wet and windy here at the moment and I have to drive to Melbourne tomorrow. But the good part of that will be to see my daughter performing traditional Japanese dance called Jiutamai. I'll try to take some pics and post them.

A classical form of Japanese traditional dance, jiutamai is considered a very intimate form of dance emphasizing a woman's innermost emotions, expressed through slow minimalist movements. As such, many consider it the "women's noh" as it is an aesthetically spiritual and refined dance.

We've had some wild and woollie weather in the past few days, the wind as finally blown its self out.

Wow Dino! I'll have to try to remember to look at the pics!

Thanks for the Happy Canada day... since I am in Australia , I started celebrating yesterday on the first and still celebrating today for the First....Happy canada day !

Ian from Sydney sam from oswego, il, Eri from St. Louis, USA

Barb from Palo Alto, California
pajamapama from canada
Annie from Perth

Hope you enjoy this fun place!

I've just uploaded some photos of some foam which was wipped up from the strong winds in the last few days.

The west coast of Tassie must be one of the wildest place on earth. What amazing pics. The waves here at Sandy Point this morning were cutting into the dunes and then rolling back on themselves and throwing up foam. I love that wildness!

to Ian, Sam, Eri, Fiona's Scott and Wagdy's Sandy. I hope you all have a great day. There is nothing better than being born on July 2nd

Dino I want to see the photos of your daughter dancing too. Take a video!

eaa, I'm glad it wasn't that wild when I was in your normally gorgeous corner of the world.

3.31 - Just for curiosity. And i did it 10 hours ago. not that i remembered.
I think it is much faster if you did it on paper rather than the site.
But that is a different type of scoring I believe.
No more scoring for me. It did ruin the fun.

I also wanted to pass on my thank you to Angie, Emels, Andre( still don't know how to do that thingy on the e lol), Keith, Kathy, Heidi, Jane, Fiona, Marylinn, June, Shosho, Susan, Rosemary, Kate, CP, CynB, Liz, Dino, Amelia, Gail, GannieMo, Canuk Greg, Anne, Broni and Rolanda for you birthday More...

Eaa, what a mess. YUK..

with Appy

OMG, I was trawling through the Dr Who website (as you do)and I came across the game SuDocWho...and what's REALLY REALLY sad is...I played it!!!!

Good evening to you all. We in Toronto have awakened to another glorious sunny day (no humidity) after a deliciously cool great-for-sleeping night. After lurking on and off, it's fun to be back onsite and catching up (or trying to) with what's going on in your lives. I finally got out a map of More...

Hi GannieMo, guess what I (the Kate/Sydney as apposed to Kate/Sidney) have 1 plate + 6 screws in my left ankle AND 1 plate + 7 screws in my right ankle. I too am an ex nurse!!

Hey Mary, the tenth doc is a cutie, isn't he?
OMG, another few minutes of my life...gone!

Hi Dino it may not be the 'wildest' but when the roaring 40s hit it makes life interesting... Mo 'Her beauty and her terror' the wide brown [green] land for me... Hi Celia L, good to see you posting but there's no pasenger train in little ol' Tas. [and eaa it's wHipping].

Wow eaa some more awesome photos. AND wow Dr Who people! I first saw Dr Who in NZ in 1964!!

Hi GMo and Kate/Sydney, I hope you don't have a screw loose.

Catch you all tomorrow!!

eaa, trust you to come back so fast!!!!Good night & God (who/what ever) Bless you all!

Mary and Gail... I much prefer the 9th Doc.

Helloooo Heidi Ho.