Sudokuaholics Anonymous 6

Everyone about I see.

Thanks Liz

ROFL Heidi, you've vanished too!

What just happened????

wasnt it "tie me kangaroo down"

Good one June! You've still got it!

How DOES June do it???

Could be, but my brain won't link them. I've looked for a DVD (when the girls were younger). I would have been disappointed if it had that verse in it though..

W O W June
your not well
You come in to say goodmorning
and you get a T O P P
are you feeling better this morning

yep just looked up wobble board,
funny thing all the sites are about fitness
exercise balls and wobble boards

Im searching Suzy but not having any luck
but if you sing a bit of 'tie me kangaroo down'
Im thinking this is the one

I have a nice head cold and have not slept much.
I was doing some bowls results to be faxed to the paper and just flicked across at the right time.
You will have us all singing Rolf Harris all day, Liz

where did you all go
gonna have to sing another song if you dony come back

Alone again naturally

The wobble board is an instrument popularized by the Australian musician and artist Rolf Harris and featured in his most well-known song "Tie Me Kangaroo ...

There you go, told you I lost my brain!

And I thought I was the only one. I've zoned out here. I think I need to go outside and get some fresh air. either that or go back to sleep.

Why does a wobble board wobble?
Rod Cross, Sydney University, July 2006

The wobble board was made famous by Rolf Harris around 1960 when he used it as a backing for his song “Tie me kangaroo down”. A wobble board is just a thin, moderately stiff sheet that wobbles at a varying frequency. During one wobble burst, the frequency rises from about 100 Hz to about 500 Hz over a time duration of about 0.15 sec. Wobbling occurs when the board is driven at around 2 or 3 Hz, as shown in the wobble board movie. In the movie, a 1mm thick printed circuit board is lifted up and down while holding it between the hands A thin metal sheet can wobble at frequencies up to about 1 kHz when driven at 2 or 3 Hz. The wobble is a transient oscillation rising in pitch during part of each cycle, so it is not a discrete vibration mode or even a series of discrete modes.

wow the page is very slow to load

An electrical engineer is to give a talk on the physics behind spinning hula hoops during the Highland Science Festival.

Miss Dinnis will also give another talk entitled: The Mathematics of Why I Don't Have a Boyfriend.

The science festival opens on 1 November with a series of two minute lectures on relativity and quantum theory.

They will be delivered inside a potting shed, with only one person able to attend each session.

Thanks Suzy
That certainly explains it ! ! !
Now can you tell me why my stomach wobbles ? ? ?

I am back from my grocery shopping and as usual I bought more than I planned on. Oh, well, it will get eaten.

HE HE HE
I think Tami may have just answered for you Suzy
I shop too much and then I eat it ha

Suzy, how old is D2? S1 is going to be 12 in December and is just starting to take in interest in the kitchen. He is starting to cut stuff for me. He helps me measure and he always helped mix. S2 also likes to help in the kitchen but he is only going to be 8 in November.

Um... the wobble board was moved at around 2 to 3 Hz, so walking, running etc must work at around the same frequency???? Snort.

d2 was 12 in June. Both girls also wanted to help in the kitchen at S2s age. I compromised by buying a muffin mix or similar that only needed to be poured and mixed - kept the mess and hazards down!

Very funny Suzy

I have to nip out to the shop quickly. The traffic is already starting. In about a half an hour I will be trapped for at least an hour! Back soon....

S2 has an apron that his aunt gave him. He will stand on a stool and drop everything in the pot for me when I make chicken soup. I put in the chicken and water, then I cut the veggies, and he puts them in. He then brags about the chicken soup HE made.

C H E F in the making Tami

I hope so. I would love to have someone cook for me.

Just did the jigsaw puzzles
and now must go and do something,
got shopping to do,
and clean my budgies cage

I thought I was the only one here. It is no fun talking to yourself. Have fun shopping Miss Lizzy.

Love it Tami! That's actually the tactic we use to encourage the girls to try new foods!

Ooooh planes overhead already! I'll have to watch the time to make sure I'm outside just before 10.

We all end up talking to ourselves sometimes Tami.

Suzy, it doesn't matter what I do, S2 will try almost anything. S1 will try nothing. He dislikes most fruits and vegetables and if he does try one of them he tends to throw up. I know it is all in his head, but I am tired of cooking for him and having him say "yuck"

June, the only problem is I answer myself also. Sometimes it is the only way to get an intellegent answer.

Suzy, I hope you get a chance to watch the air show. I would love to be there with you.

My youngest brother had severe bronchial asthma as a child - nearly died a half dozen times. He wouldn't eat anything but vegemite on toast. Would throw up anything else. His doc said to let him go, give him vitamins and when his body was ready it would cope with other foods. He eats everything these days! (nearly 40yo now!)

He CAN eat other foods. He just chooses not to. He thinks they are yucky and won't let himself like them. I have gotten him to try a few things and he likes them. He just won't try new stuff very often.

Hey we are almost ready to
"Turn the Page"