News
Jo had an eye lash
removed from her eye and the pain has gone also talked about seeing lights.
Cath enjoyed morning tea at the Pelican. Terry ordered on line new safer side
mirrors for his car. Wendy went to a
picnic at the Lady Denman and alerted us about full lunar eclipse tonight
around 9 pm. Helene had her grandson visit her last week. Geoff went to a first
birthday party in Sydney .
Pauline has returned from a cruise with her sister. David C’s grandson visited for
a week. Di visited a friend in a nursing home.
Pinguid = fat,
oily, greasy
Myriad = a great
number of things, a unit of ten thousand
Skittish = lively
Booby = foolish
person
Encapsulate = to
enclose or summarise
Snow-white-ism = a
new fashion
Uxorious =
excessive foolish doting on his wife
Demise = end,
eventual failure
Doff = take off or
lift a hat or clothes
Writing from words of the day
Helene – Fish and
chips
Wendy – don’t get
foolish with me
Terry – After a
bottle or two of wine
Cath – Own style
of fashion
Jo – She looked
amazing
Di – Any
opportunity
David C – I met a
man
Pauline – Lay down
and die
Geoff – A nice
fresh war
Helene – I go
every where
Terry – Fairies
wearing scrubs
Cath – Fly spray
that’s all
Jo – A house fly
admires a blow fly
Di – Fun with you
all
David C – Shiite
Garry – A
grasshopper in Australia
Helene read the
story of B 1 cooking pancakes for her grandsons’ birthday.
Pauline read out her
story “The ten pound pom” – there will be more to come.
We participated in
a progressive write where we could see all of the previous contributions to the
story. This resulted in some great collaborative writing.
David C – the
dress in the window
Pauline – On the beach
Geoff – The sun
dial
Wendy – The big
one
Terry – It’s gross
Cath – Undercover
agent
Jo – Seven men
Di – Good bye from
the Teddy bear
Life after death