Sudoku Puzzles

Although not really jokes, this type of oldies, learned 'at our Mother's knee,' served as our humor back in the dark ages.

There was a young fellow named Hall,
Who fell in the spring in the fall
'Twould have been a sad thing
If he died in the spring,
But he didn't—he died in More...

Mike I stayed in a little fishing village called Alvor which was delightful. Beautiful fish restaurants. About 2/3 miles maybe further down the coast is a Roman ruins which is on the cliff edge. Of course it was a few years ago now and areas get ravished by tourism. I have no idea about the golf clubs but there are plenty there.

My dear Appy, your team did it!! Congrats on a job well done. I am the only one in my family who supported India, the others were still annoyed that India took us out of the tournament. SOUR grapes!! Cheers

Daplap:
Those verses are terrific !!!
MORE !!!!

André...your thought for the day perfectly suited me..
and Judy, ok I did feel that I had been/seen
"that place", after todays victory of our team..

Lovely photo!

Jill: Sending a ton of positive energy your way!
Appy: Congrats!
Amr:
Daplap: Oldies, but goodies!

Wonderful place to look from the airplane.
Jill, I hope my positive energy will reach you eventually.

Good afternoon to all! Beautiful picture. Is that one of your's Gail?

Another classic. the Moody Blues performing "Nights in White Satin." Enjoy all!

Anu and all my other friends and acquaintances in India.... WELL DONE INDIA!

None today! I think I missed wishing you that yesterday and the day before as well!

3:12.Great picture.

Good mAen What a great pictue. Was it taken from the air?

Jill- May all go well with your surgery. My prayers are with you. My page currently has an inspirational video and message that I dedicated to Mamacita. I hope you will enjoy it and that it takes the edge off.

Good afternoon all! Beautiful picture!
Congrats Appy on the win!
Jill, positive thoughts sent your way!
Condolences to all who have lost a loved one. I'm truly sorry for your loss.
Mama, hope Sully continues on the road to recovery. Thoughts and prayers sent your way. More...

Found these while trying to get the origins of 'Spring has sprung'...

The wind riz
And then it blew,
The rain friz
And then it snew.
Spring has sprung,
The grass has riz.
I wonder where
The flowers is.
Spring has sprung,
Fall has fell,
Winter's here
And it's More...

Greg the duet is on

2:14. Wow, what a photo! Absolutely breathtaking.

I'm back from doing my first ever half marathon in Sydney on Sunday - didn't do too badly for an old(ish) bloke either.

Go Cubs Go, Go Cubs Go, Oh, the fever is high in Chicago - we have been here before - Please Lord, Let it be... The Chicago Cubs are going strong. --- Gotta Love 'em. Please bear with me - we are so close but yet so far away. Cubs - okay - I'll go back to finish sewing some stocking

Congratulations, Chris! Well done
Every marathon you finish is a successful one!

Thanks Kathy. I plan to do the full 42.2km in April next year; I think I'll be a lot sorer after that one than I am at the moment!

appy, I'd say you helped them win. If hadn't been yelling to all the world they might not have got there! You deserve all the praise! Here's a glass of champagne for you!

Chris well done on your great achievement.

WELL, another duet. First with Mamacita and now with André. Enjoy a different version of "Nights in White Satin" on Andreé's page. How neat! Have fin listening folks!

That is "André's page". I extended your name André. You can avoid taxes now!

Remember Bronte brunch Sydney Sudokuists - Sunday 21st October around 10.30 or 11ish. Meet in Brotne Road. Ian, now you are back can you suggest a meeting place?

Sorry - Bronte Road! Too early in the morning! Finger fumbles!

Chris - congratulations! Half a marathon is quite an accomplishment. Many years ago, I ran 5 to 10 miles a day (every day) until I nearly blew my knees out! I've found that this is not a rarity among women runners. So now I play tennis and ride my bike which I really enjoy, but I do miss that "runner's high"!

2.50

Kate, Sharon and I plan to be there (with Laura).

Well done Chris, the longest run I have done in recent years (and we are talking a long, long time ago)was a Hyde Park fun run it was 2 1/2 miler fun run right after coming back off holiday and that nearly killed me (I blame the jet lag on that one). I used to cross country when I was fit and in my teens... but my knees are still good, its just the body that has crumpled!!

CHRIS. Cheers and well done!

appy - WOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! A great win!!! "subhkamna"!!! (is that right?)

Have a good one all x

Greg, thanks for the accolade re the photo, but no, alas it is not mine. I'm almost certain it is one of Lori's (fr Adelaide).
Unfortunately, the furthest I've been from home lately is down to the stupormarket, so if you'd like to see a piccy of that, I'll see what I can do!

André - never underestimate good knees - at least you can crawl to your bed if need be...x

Chris, I doffs me cap to ya. Well done.

Gail, okay, post a picture of the stupormarket. Please ensure it shows the 'specials' of the week!

Hi everyone! just a quick check in. It has been 3 weeks of training, 2 weeks to go, then 2 weeks on the floor under observation Things are going well, slowly learning (geeze, it has been a long time since i was in school!) Have to go and help Adam load his truck and get him moved out. Have a great maEn everyone!

Painted on the front windows, Greg. You can't miss em!

Linda, that front door is becoming a revolving one! Remember, change the locks this time!
All the best for the training, although by now I would have thought you'd be out of diapers!