Paul is quite a good handyman and has experience with this sort of thing. The guys brought a few home brews with them but the heat of the day or the conviviality of discussion lead to quite a few of my supply being consumed. We are still not sure how Tony managed to ride home on his bike!
Saturday morning was Computer Club again. During the afternoon I went to the local Caloundra RSL Sub-Branch with Tony and an ex-Vietnam mate of his named Gordon. Tony's wife Angela is currently in Sydney catching up with family so Tony's mate is keeping him company for a few days! It is $2.20 a schooner at the Sub Branch so it really is the more you drink the more you save! It was a pleasant couple of hours spent there.
I am planning to put two brews on this morning to replenish my supplies. Then hopefully later after lunch some much overdue rain is due.
Trish did a volunteer afternoon at the Tourist Information Centre Sunday afternoon and is again out with the Volunteers this morning. Local tourist destinations like to 'host' the volunteers so they will recommend their venue to tourists.
We saw a Japanese movie with subtitles the other night called "Departures". It won a world wide film award and gets a massive score of 8.2 at IMDB. I am not all that interested in movies with subtitles but this movie was an exception and deserved its extremely high score. Keep your eye out for it.
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