*good morning hugs and waves*

Good morning, everyone!

How are you all doing on this lovely day?

It's cold, wet, and windy here, but still a very good day so far.

*morning hugs and silly waves*

Hiya dd,
Why are you always behind me as in past tense?:-)

Just lucky I guess. :-)

How are things in the land of Oz? Have the marsupials killed all the mammals and taken over yet?

Strange question, but does Australia hold all the rights for their unique animals, just as the Chinese do the Giant Pandas? Probably not, but I was just wondering.

*good morning and warming hug* Since your weather is already horrible, can I sent the bad weather here over to your place? :P

Oz is to far advanced for the rest of the world to ever have a chance to catch us.
Yes,our natives are very much protected.

Is that not a bit mean? I have to work in this weather. :-)
But okay, send it over, I do not mind the bad weather too much.

Did you sleep okay? Will you be getting a sticker today? :-)

*big morning hug*

Or you are just reckless and like to rush in to things. :-)

But I told you, we sent you all to Australia as a scouting nation, to check that the future is still there and to act as proof to the Americans about all these silly doomsday prophecies and hopefully stop them committing suicide and doing silly things. We just tell them that it's tomorrow in Australia, so the prophesy must be rubbish. :-)

Hmmm... maybe you are right :P ok I'll keep the bad weather ;-)
*extra big hug*
My sleep could have been better, what about you?

I slept okay, not as much as I would have liked. Do I still get a sticker for that? :-)

*big return hug*

No,I was born in Australia not sent here,same as my parents and their parents and
on and on and on and on.
Certainly nowhere near a 10 pound pommie union delegate:-)
http://museumvictoria.com.au/immigrationmuseum/discoverycentre/your-questions/ten-pound-poms/

Who knew we were talking to a real life Aborigine. :-)

Edit: I had never heard of the 10 pound pommie scheme before. I had you more as a convict shipment rather than a colonial. :-)

Nope,not abbo:-)
Used as term of endearment.

Out of curiosity, and if you don't mind me asking, but where did your family come from before they settled in Australia?

Traced back to Scotland,Ireland,Greece and Germany.
A bitsa:Bitsa this and bitsa that.

I always find it fascinating all the different regions people can trance their ancestry back to during the whole clonal age. It's often so varied.