Christmas Day
Canberra times was not produced today, and I didn't see anything in the previous few days issues about it, We were supposed to know, so nil real estate notices and no crossword and puzzles.
It was fine in the mornng when we went to Gungahlin, and very little traffic and thus very few stops at traffic lights. There were no windscreen cleaners at the traffic lights, normally they are at most of the busy places, and a very clear run on return.
Later in the afternoon, there was heavy rain, which looked very threatening of something worse.
Went to Wanniassa for Christmas dinner, a huge ham, which we couldn't get through for Christmas dinner, and lots of side dishes, salads, gingerbread men, and panacotta, I think that's how it is spelt.
Nice cool tea to drink and then home for a welcome rest.
It was fine in the mornng when we went to Gungahlin, and very little traffic and thus very few stops at traffic lights. There were no windscreen cleaners at the traffic lights, normally they are at most of the busy places, and a very clear run on return.
Later in the afternoon, there was heavy rain, which looked very threatening of something worse.
Went to Wanniassa for Christmas dinner, a huge ham, which we couldn't get through for Christmas dinner, and lots of side dishes, salads, gingerbread men, and panacotta, I think that's how it is spelt.
Nice cool tea to drink and then home for a welcome rest.
posted by Friar at Monday, December 26, 2011
2 Comments:
Hope you're recovering well from all that over-indulgence Friar. All the best for 2012!
So why comment about the lack of the real estate section.
Let me answer.
Because the block of land where the Duffy service station once stood, has a real estate sign out the front indicating a development of home units on the site. The sign says it all and indicates the development which is to take place. The first task which needs to be done is to remove the underground tanks which used to be there, and somehow, clean up the site. We will await developments
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