Wild Roo's in Brisbane area
Dec 16th 2007, 9:17 am
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Re: Wild Roo's in Brisbane area
Get wallabies in the garden .
Dec 16th 2007, 12:08 pm
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Re: Wild Roo's in Brisbane area
it's a bit further north but USQ has them all over its campus 
Dec 16th 2007, 7:55 pm
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Re: Wild Roo's in Brisbane area
Thanks for that trigger, I was planning on buying some Roo meat but since the missus saw them she sez she couldn't eat one of the little boingy things.
We saw wombats at Currumbin wildlife sanctuary, there's a big assed one up there called Wom!
Jazzys
We saw wombats at Currumbin wildlife sanctuary, there's a big assed one up there called Wom!
Jazzys
Dec 16th 2007, 7:57 pm
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Re: Wild Roo's in Brisbane area
How's she and your daughter enjoying their visit Jazz? How's it going ?
Dec 16th 2007, 8:43 pm
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Re: Wild Roo's in Brisbane area
Hi moneypen, they are enjoying it a lot I think. the daughter (15) is missing her mates a bit i think but she talks to them most days on MSN
The missus was getting a little misty eyed the other day thinkin about all the nice things she has done and getting a bit sad that her holiday only has two weeks left. I think it'll get her even more when she's back in the greyness of north east england, with everyone shuffling through the mist to there graves.
I may be wrong but i think she's been bitten a bit by the aussie bug, BUT what she thinks of me now I'm not sure. We get on great to be fair but getting on great is not enough for us to get back together.
We just gotta see what the future brings but I'm not holding my breath, although its nice to know she's enjoying her time here. She's been pleasantly suprised by the place i think.
Watch this space
Jazzys
The missus was getting a little misty eyed the other day thinkin about all the nice things she has done and getting a bit sad that her holiday only has two weeks left. I think it'll get her even more when she's back in the greyness of north east england, with everyone shuffling through the mist to there graves.
I may be wrong but i think she's been bitten a bit by the aussie bug, BUT what she thinks of me now I'm not sure. We get on great to be fair but getting on great is not enough for us to get back together.
We just gotta see what the future brings but I'm not holding my breath, although its nice to know she's enjoying her time here. She's been pleasantly suprised by the place i think.
Watch this space
Jazzys
