Foxy & Paul,

I have read neither of your posts because I know they would fool of crap. See my other post for my suggestion to Foxy. You could join Foxy at the childcare centre Paul; you would probably have to follow her lead - as you usually do. Some of those little tackers would have intellects much more sophisticated than yours.

Of course you read them ttbn, how else would you know they are; "fool of crap"? I only asked about your lack of comprehension.

Well, being with Fox at least keeps him off our backs as a bureaudroid !

ttbn,

I explained to you on the other discussion that I already
run Storytime Sessions and Book Clubs for a large Municipal
Library. As well as having my own grand-children on visits.
Plus I have been invited as a volunteer at an aged care
facility run by a large public hospital here in Melbourne.
I was there recovering after a fall as part of the hospital's
Transition Care Program. Anyway, it seems that they miss me
and want me back.

So, you see, I have enough on my plate at the moment. But
as you know - being kept busy stops you from getting bored
and is important for your mental well being.

Anyway, thanks for your suggestions. Although I am sure that
Paul also has his plate full as well.

Perhaps you could look into ways to keep yourself busy?
It might do you some good.

Just a thought.

Regarding a perfect fit for Mr Abbott?

I think that Mr Abbott should be given a chance to
contribute to the position. I don't think of him
as a "hasbeen." His years in politics and now in the
UK as a consultant - can't just be brushed aside.
He's still a young man with much to contribute given
a chance. How well he'll do is of course up to him.
But I think he should be given a chance to show what
he can do. Lachlan Murdoch seems to have confidence
in him or he wouldn't have nominated him for the job.

Tony Abbott is a Rhodes scholar and a first-class intellect with decades of political experience who is getting >$400 000 pension whether he works or not. Sitting on the board of one of the best news organisations in the world is a fitting retirement.