Deegee wrote:Bloated stomach and then woke up at 1.30am feeling lousy and really hot, then had 3 hrs of hot/cold periods of about 10mins each, feel horrible this morning.

Sounds like menopause.

https://www.purityessentialoils.com.au Now this is the website of a workmates wife, she used to work in the cosmetics industry and has turned her skill and knowledge to essential oils and associated products. All the ingredients are locally grown on their property and Geoff (my workmate) runs a boi...

Pity with Apple’s software forced hardware upgrade concept you’ll not get anything to run on it!

Picked Jess up of the cruise yesterday after not seeing each other for 5 weeks!

So today the kids have free range on electronics/movies etc and the bedroom door is locked

Been slack with catching up on the forum and just read the big plan Rossgo! Sounds like you have put in a lot of effort and I’m sure it will be a great evening!

She must be a real catch cause you sound like a right picky barstard!

Good luck buddy

Do you take salt tabs? Got chatting to an African engineer a while back and they make their own drinks for the day with salt and glucose before they go to work. We have electrolyte stations inside the accommodation, recommended to have a 200ml glass per every 2-3L of water. I generally have 1-2 a d...

The collection has grown over the festive season! So as long as it’s gin I’ve got plenty to choice from

kingfixer wrote:In the revolving restaurant at the top of the stratosphere in Vegas

In the revolving restaurant at the top of Centrepoint Tower In Sydney.

In hindsight, my most expensive meal ever

I reckon they look good and sounds sensational

I work in a high humidity environment, generally 75-95%. The temps rarely get over 35 deg. But I still much prefer that to 45 deg dry heat. But you are right, you have to seriously watch your hydration in humidity, I generally drink 4-5L a day offshore, and still find myself getting a tad dehydrated.

D6Nutz wrote:How the hell do you deal with that kind of heat? That's ridiculous!

40 and above does get pretty ridiculous. I used to push bike 14km to work when I was still working on aircraft, and ridden in 42-43 deg heat. It is just like breathing fire.

Drove for 7 hrs from home to Coffs Harbour. Only a 3.5 hr hitch tomorrow to make Surfers Paradise. Kids where remarkably good.

At home had the highest temps since records began. 46.3 deg C. Good day to head away! Though it didn’t get below 30 deg last night.

Ha ha! I have a 4 USB car charger, 2 iPods, 2 iPads, a Nintendo switch and 20 Gb of mobile data. I 12V campnfridge with drinks and and snacks. Noise cancelling headphones. Plus sleeping tablets for when I can’t stand it any more

Last few eps of season 1 of Grand Tour

Got the kids today (Friday) at lunchtime and relaxed on the sun lounge while they swam. Tomorrow will be lawns and then packing. Sunday with be first leg of our drive to Surfers Paradise with 600Km to Coffs Harbour. Hoping the kids don’t kill each other. Get up there Monday for 4 nights then two day...

Relaxing....

Just woke from a 14 hr sleep! and that was post a 4 hr afternoon nap.

The bonus of working over Christmas and New Years is I lost 2 kg over the festive break sweating it out in the tropics

Yeah, that doesn’t sound like you are going to have much opportunity for resting!!!

5 years almost to the day.