I'm less fussy these days.

Younger Jimmy would avoid any label hinting at a trendy reduced something, but older Jimmy's eyes are more tuned into the bottom line price these days, and a four pack of these delicious little mousses were too tempting despite the scary label.

Expired.

This arrived in a packet with the part I ordered on-line a fortnight ago.
It's already a week out of date, pity as I've found these useful in the past

Gym, scared me for a moment.

But the no entry sign restored peace of mind.
I had an appointment to see the taxpayer sponsored paupers dentist today but true to form I found it had been cancelled and is now rescheduled to February. I should have known this close to xmas it would have been only a fantasy appointment intended to make them appear productive. In their favour some more teeth may slip beyond the point of no return, thus saving the taxpayer from a wasted effort trying to prolong their wretched existence.

 On a happier note I spied these delicious and cute looking mushrooms alongside the walk to the the tooth house.

Peace of mind.

After an *ahem* incident last week I thought it may be best to have a fire extinguisher in the house.
These are a well priced special at Supercheap auto for a couple more days, I suspect now because the test label has a 2013 starting date.

Too tempting.

That Stagg tin of chili in the photo of my last post got my interest when packing the Harvest tins away.

 So I decided to use half a tin of it on toast for dinner. For those in shock there's no need to worry about carefully spreading butter, the heat of the tinned stuff will soon melt it anyway.

Verdict delicious, but then again I was hungry so it'd have to be poor to score a bad mark.

Prepared for the wet.

The Harvest tins here are on special at Coles this week, I consider $2 a pretty good price so I stocked up a bit.
We've had a bit of rain over the last few days and it feels like the wet season is starting. Unlike the people who live further out of town and merely get cut off by floodwater, we who live on Fairford road are isolated and actually in the flood water when it comes, but those who are merely isolated get assistance, like army rations while we have to fend for ourselves and watch help pass by from our porches.

The sign has been erected.

Now this intersection should be safe, at least from the ambiguous nature it previously had.
It only took 15 months for the council to react to my suggestion, the pity is as I see it that when extending the road it should have been obvious to at the time that uncontrolled intersections are an instant fail and have been since a change in the road rules 30+ years ago.