We NSW-ians now do a full year of HSC starting Term 4 and ending in (next Term 4) October/November exams.
I discovered this evening that three of Joe/Frank’s cousins1 are also HSCing this year. Let it never be said that I have actually any interest in or contact with my relatives.
1 my white-trash middle sister’s, ex-husband’s normal sister’s oldest and super-bogan sister’s 2nd children – all girls.
Splendid stuff about the scones. I shall be most interested to see/hear how they turned out for you. I do believe them to be of show-winning yumminess. Oh, and can you net your balcony against marauding insects and/or possums?
Alas, the pumpkin sat idle, while Don and I focused on Extreme!Chores! And then I …….. completed the sleeves on the accursed jumper!!
This weekend for sure and for certain!
We have briefly considered netting off the particularly enticing plants, but decided that it was a little too much effort – clearly we are destined not to be farmers. I like the idea of netting the whole thing off, but the area is bigger than our entire flat (and the Body Corporate would be quite displeased).
hang on, how is he starting year 12 at this time of year?
Crazy, I know!
We NSW-ians now do a full year of HSC starting Term 4 and ending in (next Term 4) October/November exams.
I discovered this evening that three of Joe/Frank’s cousins1 are also HSCing this year. Let it never be said that I have actually any interest in or contact with my relatives.
1 my white-trash middle sister’s, ex-husband’s normal sister’s oldest and super-bogan sister’s 2nd children – all girls.
Splendid stuff about the scones. I shall be most interested to see/hear how they turned out for you. I do believe them to be of show-winning yumminess. Oh, and can you net your balcony against marauding insects and/or possums?
Alas, the pumpkin sat idle, while Don and I focused on Extreme!Chores! And then I …….. completed the sleeves on the accursed jumper!!
This weekend for sure and for certain!
We have briefly considered netting off the particularly enticing plants, but decided that it was a little too much effort – clearly we are destined not to be farmers. I like the idea of netting the whole thing off, but the area is bigger than our entire flat (and the Body Corporate would be quite displeased).