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Moli is 13 and getting on, I carried her home in the palm of my hand when she was 5 weeks old. She is a chihuahua-shizu cross. Laylah is a pedigree Tibetan Spaniel and only 3.5 years so still a bit of a puppy really, she's very funny and has a great personality.

This is really yummy and very easy to do and serves two people: Ingredients: Pork Chops or Pork steak (your choice) One Apple - cored and thinly sliced Two Pears - cored and thinly sliced 1/4 cup of Honey 1/2 to 1 cup of vegetable stock Salt and Pepper to taste Method: Place the pork in a large saucepan and brown on all sides Add sliced apple and pears, honey, stock, salt and pepper when this comes to the simmer, cover and cook approximately 40 minutes on low heat Serve with your choice of vegetables or salad and enjoy

Happy Birthday theokrass !!!!! have a great day

I like that it's nice and clean and not fussy

Great to hear that you are almost back to normal Koach - glad the surgery went well and now you need to be careful who you kick with that boot

Not sure if the girls are on the new forum, so here are pics of my two Laylah Moli

Happy Birthday CrashOverDrive ... have a great day !!

Happy Birthday David !! Have a great day !

Happy Birthday Poetmotion - hope you have a great day

Happy Birthday to Spike's mum - have a wonderful birthday today !!

Happy Birthday gh` - have a fantastic day

Happy Birthday Patsykins ! Hope it was a great day

Happy Birthday NamelessMe - have a lovely day

ANZAC Day happens in Australia on 25th April every year. Anzac Day marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War and is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, and is commemorated by both countries on 25th April every year to honour members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought at Gallipoli in Turkey during WW1. It now more broadly commemorates all those who died and served in military operations for their countries.Anzac Day is also observed in the Cook Islands, Niue and Tonga, as well as Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, France. Every ANZAC Day there are several ceremonies held - all cities and towns have their own celebrations which include a Dawn Service, a Street March and then usually a lunch and a game of two-up at the local pub. This year I will attend the service at the gravesite of the man who held the very first Dawn Service in Australia. He was Padre White and an Anglican Padre in WW1 and he held a service with his parishoners on April 25th 1930 at Albany in Western Australia. Since then the Dawn Service is held on ANZAC Day all over Australia and NZ and in many other countries such as Gallipoli and France. To all those who served and still serve in the armed forces, their family, descendants and friends, gather to say "thank you" for what they have done. Lest we Forget

We are a day or so late but we still wish you a very happy birthday SoonerQueen - hope you had a really great day !!

Happy Easter to all - I realise not everyone celebrates "Easter" - however to me it's a family time and a time to reflect on the past 12 months, so for everyone who has family and will be spending time with them over the Easter holidays, enjoy your time together. Here in Australia we have the Easter Bilby (we have bunnies too of course). Why an Easter Bilby? Well the Easter Bilby is the Australian version of the Easter Bunny. Rabbits have already caused the extinction of the Lesser Bilby in Australia and there are now less than 1000 Greater Bilbies left in the wild. Promoting the Easter Bilby helps spread awareness of their plight and will help save them.

The following was in the local newsletter from our High School this week, I thought it was fun and decided to share: Log on: Adding wood to make the barbie (bbq) hotter Log off: Not adding any more wood to the barbie Monitor: Keeping an eye on the barbie Download: Getting the firewood off the ute (pickup vehicle) Hard Drive: Making the trip back home without any cold tinnies (beers) Keyboard: Where you hang the ute keys Window: What you shut when the weather's cold Screen: What you shut in the mozzie (mosquito) season Byte: What mozzies do Megabyte: What a mozzie from the coast does Chip: A bar snack (potato crisp) Microchip: What's left in the bag after you've eaten all the chips Modem: What you did to the lawns Laptop: Where the cat sleeps Software: Plastic knives and forks you get with takeaways Hardware: Stainless steel knives and forks - from KMart Mouse: The small rodent that eats the grain in the shed Mainframe: What holds the shed up Web: What spiders make Website: Usually in the shed or under the patio Search Engine: What you do when the ute won't go Yahoo: What you say when the ute does go Upgrade: A steep hill Server: The person at the pub who brings out the meal Mail Server: The bloke (man) at the pub who brings out the meal user: The neighbour who keeps borrowing things Network: What you do when you need to repair the fishing net Internet: Where you want the fish to go Netscape: What the fish do when they discover the hole in the net Online: Where you hang the washing (laundry) Offline: Where the washing ends up when the clothes pegs aren't strong enough

Happy Birthday Casa - hope you have a really great day !

Koach, what exactly are you saying ? Did you mean you want to take all your lovely chatter people to Italy and leave us there? Think about this carefully as we are all your family

Happy Birthday Barqs - Have a GREAT day !!

Happy Birthday bawx !!! Have a great birthday and many more

Not sure if the pics of my girls are on this forum since we moved, however if you would like to use Laylah and Moli, let me know and I'll send you their pics.

Great little dogs nnvi and neat that you posted a video . thanks for sharing

Saturday night around the world is Earth Hour! What is Earth Hour? At 8:30 PM on Saturday 26th March 2011, lights will switch off around the globe for Earth Hour and people will commit to actions that go beyond the hour. http://www.earthhour.org/Homepage.aspx Earth Hour started in 2007 in Sydney, Australia when 2.2 million individuals and more than 2,000 businesses turned their lights off for one hour to take a stand against climate change. Only a year later and Earth Hour had become a global sustainability movement with more than 50 million people across 35 countries/territories participating. Global landmarks such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, CN Tower in Toronto, Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and Rome

Love it !!!!!!!