@Spookytookims - Well I agree with you about it being a bad tipping round in the AFL, as well as very disappointing performances by our favoured teams. Not only could the mighty Swannies not win, but your Bombers were just as bad. Urgh ............. Next round - to the Red and Whites and Red and Blacks.
Interesting to note though that on the Ladder after 3 rounds, we have what have been the top 3 teams from the previous few years all on the bottom of the ladder .. winless. Ie: Sydney, Hawthorn and North Melbourne. What's happening?
Hello to everyone else here too. Well, its a new week, and I hope you all have a good start to your week and that it continues to get better. @Former-Member @Faith-and-Hope @soul @Shaz51 @Smc and anyone else calling in.
Sherry xx 
Who mentioned lindt balls @soul .... those or rerrero roche are usually my easter gift from my partner... ok... I'll have to make refernce to mango ones this week.. never seen nor sampled those ones... must be proper new, they don't even seem to be on this list:
@Former-Member re the footy... North and Hawks ripped the souls out of their teams end last year, ie getting rid of Petrie, Boomer and I forget the other one at the moment . And Hawk with their letting Lewis and Mitchell walk, Swans for me haven't been the same since they went all high profile with the Buddster. But Hawks and Swans could still come good, I just can't write either of those two off, they always seem to find a way. So we shall see.
@Former-Member In this instance it was figuratively crying in my hot chocky.. but I have been known to shed real tears... esp ladt year when Bevo handed over his GF medal to Murph. I reckon a lot of peeps were crying then too though. 😛
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