SMH Column 8: Tuesday, September 16, 2025
“That big tome index, Mrs. Beeton’s Household Management Book (The whole of 1606 pages), ‘Flapjacks’ and ‘flavors’ there is ‘bloating’, ”says Brian Hayes from Epping.
More information about Monitors (C8), Ron “Bucks” Wheeler from Wagga Wagga this time: orum I don’t want to reduce the tone, but in the late 1950s, a plum monitor at the Armidale Promotion School was Boy [Sounds like a superhero – Granny]. Before the home, these lucky children left water buckets to throw water into the walls and grooves that did not explode. Later, instead of returning to the class for a reason, they were allowed to go home directly. ”I think we know why, Ron.
“When in the fourth grade, the weekly monitor’s job was to go to the shop and buy the teacher bex dust,” he says.
Robert Hosking of Paddington does not know if this has the effect of the column 8, “But when I put out the wheelbarrow boxes last week, after the red, yellow, green and garbage men arrive, there is a trash monitor. Now there is a garbage box monitor.
Paddington Sandra Guy has sad news for the natives: “Jim’s butcher in Darlinghurst was closed last Saturday. There has been a butcher there since the 1930s. His father took over in 1962.
Now sports, with Brian Peck from Chatswood: “Following the claim that it is just a ash [C8]I insist that the two teams are just a world cup that is played with a round, inflated ball that the two teams are trying to place on the nets! ”Of course, if it is not God’s hand.
“The factory in the camel cigarette package [C8] It reminds me of a beer called Rogue in South Africa, ”John McCartney from Mount Colum (QLD).
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