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Re: The things Australia does best
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 10361641)
But having a long weekend via a sickie means, making a dr appointment, paying $65, going to Medicare to get $32 back etc...! Hassle!
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Re: The things Australia does best
All you negative folk out there, try living in a rural area! Wouldn't swap it for the world - everything the first comment said and more :))))
By the way, our loal bakery has pies to die for (according to my hubyy cos I'm a veggie anyway lol). I LOVE AUSTRALIA - my home (originally from UK) for over 5 years and now proud to say an Aussie citizen |
Re: The things Australia does best
Originally Posted by caronandrod
(Post 10442467)
All you negative folk out there, try living in a rural area! Wouldn't swap it for the world - everything the first comment said and more :))))
By the way, our loal bakery has pies to die for (according to my hubyy cos I'm a veggie anyway lol). I LOVE AUSTRALIA - my home (originally from UK) for over 5 years and now proud to say an Aussie citizen I'm sure people would find it even harder out in the country! I adore aspects of the country but even when I find myself out there it is always on my terms, and they tend to be good ones. (I am not sure I could live a 'bog standard' life out there...) |
Re: The things Australia does best
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 10442908)
Good for you.
I'm sure people would find it even harder out in the country! I adore aspects of the country but even when I find myself out there it is always on my terms, and they tend to be good ones. (I am not sure I could live a 'bog standard' life out there...) Seconded. |
Re: The things Australia does best
Originally Posted by TheArmChairDetective
(Post 10443270)
Seconded.
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