Good News Only Thread

EJFan said:
yeah... i was kinda kidding... you'd have to d/l the software and create an account to play or observe.
Gotcha... I was sounding like a three year old there with all the questions.

I hope you win!
 
this is the good news thread so i won't mention about how i'm in deep shit now. :eek:
 
Cathleen said:
Gotcha... I was sounding like a three year old there with all the questions.

I hope you win!
nah... how could you have known? it's all good. :)

thanks for the well wishes. :heart:
 
EJFan said:
this is the good news thread so i won't mention about how i'm in deep shit now. :eek:

I can lend you a shovel or at the very least some rubber boots!
 
pleasteasme said:
I can lend you a shovel or at the very least some rubber boots!
thank you much... rebuilding again but it's a bumpy ride this time. a chip and a chair.
 
Diggers return home after 42 years


June 05, 2007 09:35am
Article from: AAP


THE remains of two Australian soldiers killed during the Vietnam war have returned to Australia, 42 years after their deaths.

A RAAF Hercules transport aircraft touched down in Darwin after flying the remains of Lance Corporal Richard "Tiny" Parker, 24, and Private Peter Gillson, 20, from Hanoi.

A defence spokesman said the plane would fly on to the Richmond air base in Sydney tomorrow for the official repatriation ceremony.

Corporal Parker and Private Gillson were killed on November 8, 1965 during a battle in Dong Nai province, east of Saigon.

Intense enemy fire stopped repeated attempts to retrieve their bodies.

Although their mates reluctantly withdrew when ordered, they never forgot.

A search conducted by the group Operation Aussies Home located their remains earlier this year.

The crucial piece of information came from a former Vietcong soldier who revealed that the bodies had been buried in a trench at the battle site and not moved since the war ended.

Veterans Affairs Minister Bruce Billson said the stopover in Darwin today would allow family members time for private reflection ahead of the official welcome home ceremony.

Four other Australian servicemen remain missing in Vietnam.
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Cathleen said:
The spot on my lung is even less of a nothing than before! :rose:

go to bed, you naughty girl!

Is this new news? This is most excellent. :nana:
 
I'm going, why aren't you sleeping? Huh?

Not overly new news -- just excellent news. It's the result I had already told you. Just feels so good to say it.

I'll talk with you tomorrow. :heart: Sweet dreams.
 
Excellent news, Cate and PapaQ!!!!

Today is my Grandson#1's second birthday.... I can't believe that I've been a grandma for two years already!!!!!

<---------------one proud (and sexy!) granny
 
Leah57 said:
Excellent news, Cate and PapaQ!!!!

Today is my Grandson#1's second birthday.... I can't believe that I've been a grandma for two years already!!!!!

<---------------one proud (and sexy!) granny


oh congrats to your grandson Leah. Aren't they grand?


I just heard that my third granddaughter will be arriving July 20 :D So many blessings.
 
wicked woman said:
I just heard that my third granddaughter will be arriving July 20
July 20th is a great day for baby-having! :)

Cathleen said:
The spot on my lung is even less of a nothing than before!
:rose:
 
My mom's hysterectomy (endometrial cancer) was five years ago today. She's been cancer-free ever since! :)
 
Eilan said:
My mom's hysterectomy (endometrial cancer) was five years ago today. She's been cancer-free ever since! :)
That is GREAT news! A celebratory milestone for sure.


Thanks friends, I was relieved to say the least.
 
He should be home around 2 or 3:00am!!!

*Crosses fingers for a safe 13-hour drive.*

:nana: :nana: :nana: :nana: :nana: :nana: :nana:
 
SweetErika said:
He should be home around 2 or 3:00am!!!

*Crosses fingers for a safe 13-hour drive.*

:nana: :nana: :nana: :nana: :nana: :nana: :nana:

Good news, indeed. I trust that you have all the proper implements of joy ready for the occasion. ;)
 
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