Monthly Archives: October 2020

Seeking Your Ancestors I got sacked from PC world yesterday. A woman came into the store and asked me what was the best thing for finding your ancestors I said a shovel 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 … Continue reading →

This is one final appeal for you to please think carefully before you vote on Monday. If you remember the last by-election where the voters chose the PC candidate. Do you remember the candidate promises to work hard for the … Continue reading →

My goodness we should have more By-Elections! The PCs have come alive all of a sudden. Im sure I heard mention of James Aylward, one of the Government mystery figures. Heard no mention of Natalia Jameson but I think she … Continue reading →

It’s nice to know I now own a car named after a famous university “Cambridge”. The Austin’s sister car, the Morris Oxford is also name for famous university “Oxford” I suppose I could claim I have the title and registration … Continue reading →

When I see the poster saying “it’s about people” I cringe! Some one should inform the PC candidate in district 10 it’s about a lot more than people. It’s about openness, honesty and transparency. It’s about our water, land and … Continue reading →

Cheap Chinese replacement auto parts might be easy on your pocket book, but not the work involve to install them. When I bought the 1966 Austin it had no clutch pedal, but new clutch master cylinder was in the trunk. … Continue reading →

The Drover A drover, who just moved to Queensland from Victoria walks into a bar and orders 3 glasses of XXXX beer. He sits in the back of the room, drinking a sip out of each one in turn. When … Continue reading →

I didn’t listen to the whole candidates debate for district 10. I can’t vote as I do not live in the district. However, to did catch a few comments, in particular the low rental housing crisis. Each candidate spoke to … Continue reading →

This was the title to a Letter to the Editor 21st October by Susan Hartley. I was pleased to see she takes Paul McNeil to task over his comments about Women in politics. I once enjoyed his criticism against the … Continue reading →

Trafalgar Days 21st October.2020Posted on October 21, 2020by irishroverpei Trafalgar Day Trafalgar Day is the most important day in the calendar of HMS Victory, the oldest commissioned warship in the world.Each year on 21 October a ceremony is held on … Continue reading →