"At" you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yeah. It's the ONLY explanation. Guy was literally a saint.

Watched #TheOtherBennetSister while I crocheted a doily, on Sunday. Looked up and my 16 year old boy was sitting next to me thoroughly enjoying the show. Was brilliant.

7. A note to all you adults out there:

"Don't talk to other people's kids - ever. Leave them alone. They don't care what you think."

That's it.

6. .... running Parkruns for the 'community' event and to test a faster running speed than is usual for a 21km. He's the one that wanted us to all go. I just don't get it; I'd never talk to anyone else's kid - about anything, let alone to tear them down. Bloody weird.

5. What on Earth possesses a 60 year old man to confront a 16 year old, quiet achiever, whom he does not know and has never seen in his life, solely to inform him that he's, "Not that good." Youngest has run 3 half marathons this year, finishing first in his age group all three times....

4. It all ended when my eldest Air Force son called time on the conversation and rescued my youngest from the grips of the male Karen. Eldest thanked the man and took youngest on a cool-down run in the other direction.

3. He proceeded to ask my son where he had even come from and said, "I bet you don't do that well there, either." Youngest confirmed that he runs the Clare Parkrun often and has finished first there as well. Where the 60 year old informed him of his surprise at that and continued to berate him.

2. Whilst I was on my way back, with my husband, my youngest (16) was accosted, whilst minding his own business with his brother, by a 60 year old man at the finish line who told him he's 'not that good' and proceeded to tell him that he is lucky none of the usual tri-athletes were there.

1. We did Wagga Parkrun on Saturday morning. Youngest finished the 5km with a lovely time (sub-19 minutes), in first place and was proud of himself. It was a nice cool-down from the half-marathons he's been running (and winning age group) in, lately. I am slow and it took me a long time to finish.

Ooooooo.... so true.

I hate April Fool's Day. So stupid and unfunny.

Too peopley.

Oh crap BUT, if you've not heard anything, they're obligated to extend your contract.

Took my husband's car (it's both of ours but he drives it way more than me). I sent him this picture as proof of life. He immediately queried the presence of my green crochet hook, in his manly car.

Doilies don't care what car you're in.

Oh, we are. At the pump, on our groceries, in our taxes. We have got to be one of the most expensive countries to live in. Surely.

Youngest did the Clare Running Festival Half Marathon in 1:30:24. Amazing, finishing first (by 18 minutes) in his age group.

Next Half Marathon is Adelaide Marathon Festival. He's nervous and excited for it.

Alex is pure evil. Can't stand the bloke and clearly, from the last SA election, can a lot of other people.

Good on you all. I'd say "No Kings" but I live in a Commonwealth Country, so that'd be odd.

Right? I was like "huh?". But I liked it.

An absolute beast!!

They're using ipads now - not the book with millions of pages. The voting is manual but registration isn't.

He's more than welcome to go there. I'll drive him and drop him off.

I'm glad he didnt return to the Collingwood match. That would've been a shit-show and Caro would've been in full "hate Crows mode". Which is annoying.

Lol! Pretty much.

I live in the country, with lots of dirt roads, generally requiring a 4WD. I'll still have to buy an alternative to tackle them. I'm very restricted to where I can go. Growth had nothing to do with it, you condescending tird.

Sold my Ranger Raptor to a broker in WA.

Bought a little i30. Gone from 11lt/100 (of Premium) to 4lt/100 (of 91).

Very happy. Saving the $$s and parking is going to be a breeze! Such a well-appointed little car.

Driving to Wagga at Easter too and will be using absolutely bugger-all fuel.

Isn't it great?

Is the SM manager in the WH 3 years old?

Awwww... Ziggy. ❤️