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happy anniversary George & dot. ( new at the game aye) our 50th next month.
bob

Nice photo . That's what happens with Lamb's Fry- yuk! Each to their own though. It was 41 here yesterday so we had aircon going in both the van & the house but running from one to another was not nice. Had to rescue dear little Prim from a nice little doggie which was trying to do what little boys do. Had to ring Louise to see where the man lived. Lock our little lady in the house then return the other one up the road. Caught him marking his territory on the front screen where Prim was sitting wingeing, before Bruce caught him.

I was just doing a mental calculation, even if I added all 3 together it doesn't come to 23yrs, Margaret & I are approaching 11yrs so this one looks like a winner but I'll be over 70 before we could clock up 23 yrs married. As our family doesn't have a history of living that long I might not be there for it

Congrats to a great couple from the kiwis who celebrated their 50th last June. Next time we come over C will cook some decent LF for you. Glad G still has one pussy keen on sitting on his knee.

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. I tool a lead from Lesley when they went out for a meal and she had the lambs fry. I thought Oh good Oh I shall have that for a change but disappointed as it was dry and "fuzzy" hardly any onions and the bacon was very salty.

No worries Dot - oh yeah happy wotsit for yooze twoos - we love liver'n'bacon also so.... when we get there will do a decent fry up for us all.

Oh! Does G also like it?

If not he can have a vegemite sanga!

Umm, we're coming up for our 45th anniversary in July... no bloody wonder I feel so old!

Ouch! Gerrofffff!! Owwww.

Aaaww, not only are we going to miss the Murray Bridge bash but we are gunna miss out on the Lambs Fry fry up. Well, not really we, just me as Erich can barely sit at the same table when I eat it.

Love lambs fry and bacon in brown onion gravy, are we going to have a cook off so we can sample each others recipe/method? Now, what about tripe? Do we have any tripe fanciers and cooks out there? I haven't had a good feed of tripe for a very long time, since I worked within the Homebush Abattoir complex and the canteen chefs there cooked up the best tripe I've ever eaten. That was a long time ago, they knocked the place down to build the Olympic complex, that's how long ago ..... and crumbed lambs brains mmm.......

I don't remember seeing you in the canteen.

PeterH

Mrs Brown at the hen party on now

pet-els wrote:I don't remember seeing you in the canteen.

PeterH

I worked as a truck mechanic at RoadMaster Haulage, we would order the meals the day before and send the gopher to pick them up so you wouldn't have seen me in there very often.
Where you the chef? Best lambs fry, tripe and crumbed brains meals I've ever had.