the nothing ,anything ,everything thread

[opmania]

This is a thread with no particular

Topic so no one can be off topic 🙂

So if anyone out there has something 

To say about anything you like now

Is your chance

Keep it clean 

And be nice 

See how long that lasts

Can we keep politics and religion out 

Of the conversation 

[ecar3483]

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@opmania wrote:

Wow

There's a lot more to

It than I ever imagined. Lol

Didn't realize a poor

Fellow had to go to

Classes to learn such things

Wouldn't it be embarrassing

If you got an f in chivalry.

Women have shot themselves

In the foot with all this feminist bs

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Not at all.

They've been released from the burden of having to say Thank you when a man holds a door open for them, or steps aside to allow them to go through, first.

Modern girls, they're so modern.

[moonflyte]

You must be able to really look at things.

When I drive through the central west of NSW I feel the beauty of the land because I grew up there, it's in my soul, and yet I have travelled far and wide around the world but nothing affects me more than  the Australian bush.

[lloydslights]

I'm currently living in suburbia.  A family gathering at my brother's home last weekend,  he has some formal gardens, and some BUSH.

Found a log and sat amid that bush.

 The smell.  The birdlife.  The rocks.  The dappled shadows.  The bark.  The water gurgling. The peace.

DEB

[lloydslights]

I am wondering Djluckjilly, is it the wide open space that you particularly like?  

My bush sojourns give me a primary and primitive "safe cradle" feeling.

DEB 

[lloydslights]

Lots of commotion earlier.  A goshawk has entered the territory here.  Of course, the "soldier birds" (noisy mynahs)  sounded the alarm and have continued with the boozy, frenzied cheering.

Intermittent dive bombing from the pair of magpies, has been interspersed with the Butcher Birds' noisy attacks   There will be a quiet period.  Then the hawk decides to move to another tree with renewed bombardment from the new-parent teams.

All is quiet for now, but I still spy him.  

The nesting honeyeaters have not been flying around at all, they may have put their chicks on a "fast" by staying away and not bringing attention to the nest -  because their chicks are super noisy when being fed.

Your regular programming will be interrupted when more news comes to hand.....reporting for the Community Central Coast News, I'm DEB.

(From the Director of News of the CCCN, please no more comments on the hair, mode of dress, style of glasses, colour of lippy.  Your suggestions will be considered.  And thrown into the recycling bin.)

http://birdlife.org.au/bird-profile/Brown-Goshawk

[tasfleur]

Good morning to you all xxx ....     Reading back over this after a few days away, I have to say what a wonderful bunch you are on this thread.  Very uplifting and moving reading the posts about the possum and the cockatoo, the love for the land, the reading to the children (I really felt that for a special reason) and as always, ecar, who somehow always manages to touch the heart and the mind very effectively.

So hello again, it's so good to be back home after that time away xxx

[icyfroth]

[tasfleur]

Bad bad bad icy ..... 

[icyfroth]

?

wasn't me lol

[tasfleur]