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1 hour ago, red750 said:

My positive for the day, a personal milestone. Turned the big Eight O. 

 

You can call me red750 OBE - Over Bloody Eighty.

Happy Birthday Peter, all the best.

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I got a Happy 80th Birthday card from Michael Sukkar, my local member.Prepared by his staff no doubt, but he does know me if we meet anywhere.

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I received an eighty-second ' birthday card ' from my 

Federal member of parliament .

It was a surprise. 

As was my daughter pluss three of her children and lots of grandchildren.   All the way from Dubbo , just for the day .

spacesailor

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The drive back home would be more tiring. 

After the Mandatory ,  McDonald's stop to feed our

" greatgrand children " .which we paid for , leaving the adults to buy their own .

spacesailor

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We're having a party for my stepdaughters partners father on Sat. He was 90 in July, but the party was postponed, possibly because he wasn't well at the time - and he wanted a party in warmer weather! He's not in too bad a condition, he was a carpenter all his life, so a pretty fit bloke.

But he's had a few "downs", such as a bypass operation a few years back, and now his heart is apparently only pumping at about 35%. He keeps plugging along, but I'll be surprised if he lasts any more than a couple more years.

He's a great musician and will go to any show where he can get up on stage, play an instrument, sing, and be the centre of attention. It must keep him going. His son's musical too, he's a drummer with his own Irish country/folk band, and the old bloke wants a jam session on the weekend! It's going to be a really nice day, 12° to 24° and cloud clearing.

 

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Today I had my annual cardiac checkup, which started with an electrocardiogram, then the review with the cardiologist. The checkup was all clear. He said I could stop taking one of the tablets I have been on for over 10 years, and said he would see me in 12 months.

 

I proceeded to reception where they arranged my future appointments, then proceeded to organise payment. I tapped my eftpos card and headed home. Unfortunately, I did not get a receipt.

 

I went to update my expenses spreadsheet, expecting a $130 debit, with Medicare refund to be received within 24 hours. When I checked my statement, I saw that I had been debited $1300. My daughter rang the consulting rooms to question the amount. They apologised profusely and said they would refund the full amount and bulk bill the consultation. The receptionist had accidentally keyed an extra zero on the eftpos machine.

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