Angie from Melb

Angie, any time suits me, I can fit in with everyone else.

Hi Angie. How are you? Not sure if Col told you but I was in hospital for a few days in January. Just got home and my SIL came down and she had a nasty coughy cold and of course I got it!!!
It is our 25th Anniversary in March and so Jeremy and I are off to Phuket for a holiday. My first trip outside Oz!!!
How is your wonderful daughter doing with her art?
Wendy
PS Happy Valentine's day.
Jeremy brought home a lovely bunch of gerbras and we had takeaway chinese for dinner and then watched Evan Almighty... funny movie.
Chat to you soon.

angie, Thanks for the welcome. this seems like a friendly site to stay with. I haven't seen any bad comments in the year I've been coming to this site. see you around.

hi angie thanks 4 the email hope to catch up with you again soon

Thank you very much for your lovely birthday wishes, Angie. I enjoy your visits to the site so much! You bring joy, humor, and just the right amount of naughtiness! XO

Hi Angie
Would love to meet some of the Melb Sudokuists but will let you until know closer to date. We have organised our local Church Group to see "Romeo & Juliet" in Botanical Gardens on Friday 14th (evening, my husband's nephew has the role of Romeo) & have another appt. in my diary for that weekend so will let you know when you have set a date/time/location.

You're welcome Angie, and thanks for the weather report!

G'Day Angie,
Would love to join the 'met Ian'/'Melb sudoku group' party, anywhen except evening of the 14th is good with me at the moment.
Steve

Angie, would love to meet up with Ian. At this stage all dates are fine, day or night.
Once you have chosen a date and venue, I will be able to confirm numbers.

Angie: Hello there. You said

I will post the answer tomorrow,

Did you forget a comma and quotation marks?

Ian
Hey what do you expect for 1am in the morning, I did well to remember that riddle. LOL

When is tomorrow, how can I post the answer tomorrow for is it not today or yesterday?

Hi Angie
Have posted details that hubby's sister has emailed to us. It is a contemporary take on the original Shakespeare play. Elizabeth has suggested getting there 45mins before show, so it's easier for parking & if you have bring a legless beach chair(they can be hired for $5) & rug.

VENUE: ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS MELBOURNE

Southern Cross Lawn – enter through the observatory gate, Birdwood Avenue.



DATES: 28 December - 15 March (Tuesday - Sunday)

TIME: 8pm

PRICES: Weeknights $30/$25/$20 Friday & Saturday $35/$30/$25

Valentines Day $40/$35/$30



Pensioner concession - $25 weeknights and $30.00 weekends



BOOKINGS: 1300 122 344 or Ticketmaster 136 100

www.ticketmaster.com.au or CLICK HERE to book online

Cash sales are available at the on-site box office up from 1 hour before the show each night – depending on availability.

Nup no one is home Angie lol

Thank you for the flowers

Yasso Ang - I've got to get that spelling right. Yasso yasso yasso. Glad you liked giving the big cyclist a little clip on the rear to help him on his way.

Yasso Angie. Fantastic idea re the fi_ but unfotunately NOT ALLOWED - has to be A-Z.

Hi Angie
Re Melbourne gathering- do you have a time or location yet?

Great video Angie! (Riders on the Storm)

Hi Angie,
Whoa that was a close one!
Love the cube,
Thanks

Dear ANGIE.
Very glad to stop by your page to say HELLO and enjoy myself with your photos.
Hope all of you are very well.
My best wishes to all of you.

Great song Angie. Can't beat Genesis. Thank you!

Hi Angie. Creedence is great thanks. They look so young now, I always thought they were older than I was!!!!!!Thanks dropping by! I don't think I'll beat Maureen to a cuddle though because I don't think I'll get to Dubbo before she gets home, but you never know!

Hi Angie, thank you for your kind message, it has helped me a lot to share a little of my grief with the lovely people on this site.

Hi, Angie! I'm in the process of updating the cookbook and have a question about your Thai Meatball recipe. Your ingredient list indicates 1/2 cup long grain rice, plus extra rice to roll the meatballs in. Is the 1/2 cup rice to be cooked first and mixed in with the meat mixture or cooked separately to be served as a side dish for the meatballs? Also, I am assuming the extra rice that the meatballs are to be rolled in is pre-cooked. Please advise. Thanks!!! Jane

I've got another question, Angie. In your salmon and rigati recipe, you say to use one packet rigati (or other pasta). What size packet? In the US, commercial pasta usually comes in 8 oz. or 16 oz. boxes and thought perhaps there might be more than one size in Australia as well. Thanks! Jane

Oh, those early morning wrong phone calls - I hate them too

Thanks, Angie!

Thanks for the great welcome, Angie! "Hey Jude," for obvious reasons, has always been one of my favorite songs. My husband cracked up today when I sang your creative version to him! XO

Hi Angie... love your cube! VERY clever.

Having said previously that I'd cancel everything [work included] to attend Ian's bash I will need to confirm definately a couple of days before hand. Have spent far too much on paraphernalia for this upcoming wedding [mastercard is maxed $$$] and if it is my only opportunity to work for the week I may have to take it.
That said pencil me in because I'm hoping to stockpile a little moola before then and I am so looking forward to it.

Hi Angie! I would have been here sooner, but I was playing with Angel! I left her some cat nip!
Thank you for roses and birthday wishes! My 'first' birthday in Sudokuland has been spectacular! What fun to celebrate for two days!

Thanks, dear Angie. Im very happy today. Im now in Sudokuland. Sweetheart, greetings from Lithuania to you. Good luck.

Thanks for hugs. I'm being sensible, taking bus to Sydney then flying. Hope to be able to link up laptop and check in.

Yeah right Angie!
Thanks!

Hello Angie
What a beautiful message that you left for me on my Birthday . very much ,

Hello there sweet girl, just stopping by to wish you a good weekend and then a great meet up with Ian and Anne on Wednesday,are there many going? Would have been great to meet up. Take care and loads of love and fluffy bunnies xx

Angie, Thanks for the welcome! I tried to re-post the fifth lesson, but wasn't able to upload anything else that day for some reason. Here 'tis (I hope):

Lesson 5/5
A turkey was chatting with a bull. 'I would love to be able to get to the top of that tree,' sighed the turkey, 'but I haven't got the energy.' Well, why don't you nibble on some of my droppings?' replied the bull. 'They're packed with nutrients.' The turkey pecked at a lump of dung, and found it actually gave him enough strength to reach the lowest branch of the tree. The next day, after eating some more dung, he reached the second branch. Finally, after a fourth night, the turkey was proudly perched at the top of the tree He was promptly spotted by a farmer, who shot him out of the tree.

Moral of the story:
Bull s**t might get you to the top, but it won't keep you there.

This ends the 3 minute management course, now get back to work.

Thanks for the welcome, etc!

Angie,
What fun visiting your page. Emily is a beauty, and what lovely form she has as a dancer. I studied ballet for several years, but quit not long after being instructed to get toe shoes. At 16 I was 5'6", 130 lb, and was a 32DD. I told our instructor -- a former dancer with the ABC on track to prima ballerina status, but forced into early retirement by varicose veins -- if she got her jollies from seeing a cow on point, she'd have to rely on someone else! I ultimately found my place in the theater, but have not been active in that for years. Time to return....

I started in theater in high school playing Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker, and gained a minor reputation in Baton Rouge. Acted in local theater during college, until work & school precluded committing to rehersal time, when I moved backstage. A wonderful tech director put me to work building sets with him, teaching me to use power tools, and WOW, that was all she wrote. Five house remodels later, I'm still in his debt! Now that the kids are grown and gone, I'm thinking about going back to local theater, either on- or backstage.
Baton Rouge had a fabulous arts community. The Fuchs -- he a symphonic violinist and she a ballerina -- were German Jewish refugees who met in New York. When her career was sidelined, they decided to relocate to a community to which they could make a contribution with high quality music and dance. He conducted the Baton Rouge symphony for over 30 years, and Elisa was "director" of the Baton Rouge Ballet Company. Not much of a company, mind you, but we did NOT have recitals, Elisa would sneer, we gave performances! Theater community was equally blessed by a New York director who wanted to develop community little theater, and for a couple of decades, we had the largest theater, based on annual subscriptions, in the U.S.! My mother, who had studied drama with Lee Strasbourg in New York, returned to Baton Rouge, and became active in the theater community, and my fate was sealed, however briefly. Thanks for letting me take this trip back 35 years to happier memories of childhood!

Angie
Cannot make it to Carlton tonight, enjoy your evening & I'll look forward to some photo's.

Hi Angie, Thank you for the nice compliments! They are 17 and barely six.