Twice this week, I have watched an elderly individual, fade into the busy life in which we all live. One man just needed Panadol for his wife but the shop assistant simply said it’s in ‘6’. But he struggled to navigate the supermarket and as I watched him go in the wrong direction, I left all my groceries and took him where he needed to go. Today, I watched an elderly man struggle in the heat, who had obviously had a fall with a huge scrape and blood on his leg. He walked past people in the cafe, while he slowly made his way to his car. Not one person stopped. Or looked. Or acknowledged him. I took him to his car and checked he was ok. He told me he had a fall and wasn’t sure how the air con worked in his car so he just didn’t use it. I sat with him, until his air con kicked in and heard him talk about the old frail body that he is in, that fails him now, every single day. When you see an elderly person walking down the street, searching in the supermarket or struggling to their car, ...
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Your math does not perceive to be correct, or is it you are going old and barmy.
like the barmy army pom dicko's.
And so what happened on the twenty third day of august or didn't they have one in 1938 ?
Your math does not perceive to be correct, or is it you are going old and barmy.
like the barmy army pom dicko's.
Vest says:
Re The above statement;
There have been only two Aus Test Cricketers with the first name Brian in the total of 437 since 1877, both are alive and in their seventies and both very much so Mr nice guys.
For general information.Test cricket is and was played over five days, before about the Nineteen seventies Cricket was not played on a Sunday, thus the gap on the 23 Aug 1938 a Sunday.
So anon Brian if you were a once upon a time Oz Test cricketer you must be living in Fairyland. Any further crap from you will be binned. get well soon.