What is the average Australian's greatest fear?

Hagar · 06-07-2007, 06:53 AM

That's it - We manage, but in reality we're not REALLY suffering.

I moved my car out in to the rain the other night to wash it. I'd still rather give it a proper wash and polish, but at least the gecko and bat crap is gone. Level 5 restrictions are that sort of sacrifice. I haven't lost a single plant, and I'm arguably better off for walking back and forth to the tap to fill my watering can. If they stop all outdoor water usage, I'll complain then.

Four-minute-showers just mean I can sleep in for another 10 minutes in the morning. Thats one more hit on the snooze button I didn't have before!

That solid 60 odd millimetres we had the other night was a real treat. You forget how good real rain is sometimes.

06-07-2007, 06:53 AM	#10
Hagar Master of the Domain Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 220	That's it - We manage, but in reality we're not REALLY suffering. I moved my car out in to the rain the other night to wash it. I'd still rather give it a proper wash and polish, but at least the gecko and bat crap is gone. Level 5 restrictions are that sort of sacrifice. I haven't lost a single plant, and I'm arguably better off for walking back and forth to the tap to fill my watering can. If they stop all outdoor water usage, I'll complain then. Four-minute-showers just mean I can sleep in for another 10 minutes in the morning. Thats one more hit on the snooze button I didn't have before! That solid 60 odd millimetres we had the other night was a real treat. You forget how good real rain is sometimes.

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