@Former-Member Well my preference is for a chocolate dessert. What do other people want for dessert?
@Former-Member I had no idea that was a thing either until I googled "painting while doing yoga." I can't begin to tell you how much that does NOT look fun to me, but it super made me giggle that you think it looks fun. 
@Shaz51 Wow, that's a lot of generations! Are there any famous people in the mix? Any royalty? I have to admit, I have less-than-zero interest in finding out anything about my family, but I have known other people who are super passionate about it. If I ever got into genealogy, I think it would look a bit like this
@Shaz51 that is SOO interesting!! I love finding out stuff like that. My aunty is in charge of doing that in my family haha such valuable information! How is your puzzle coming along?
Haha I have to say getting that messy kinda freaks me out @Phoenix_Rising but it would still be fun...kinda like the colour run...maybe its the colours I like
Ha ha ha @Phoenix_Rising , no one famous yet xx
My Jisaw puzzle . I have only the Border done @Former-Member xx
Ohhh WOW @Former-Member 
Yum Yum , I will have some xx
Hello @MoonGal, @denial, @Former-Member, @Appleblossom, @PeppiPatty xx
@Former-Member Have you done the colour run? That also looks unbelievably not fun to me! But then, I'm the person who finds it utterly incomprehensible why so many people like to dye their hair a different colour. I only got my hair dyed for the first time when I was 33 years old. I gave the hairdresser strict instructions that I wanted it to look exactly the same as my natural colour - just with the grey gone. That was seven years ago. I still go to the same hairdresser and she knows that I don't do change. The reason I love her is because she respects the fact that I don't do change. Every other hairdresser has harrassed me about doing something different with my hair. Nope, I really really really don't do change 
So yeah, the idea of turning myself multicoloured, even very temporarily...no...that is never going to happen
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SANE acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present.
SANE values diversity. We are committed to providing a safe, culturally appropriate, and inclusive service for all people, regardless of their ethnicity, faith, disability, sexuality, or gender identity.