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[AvastMH]

[jil]

[Randi]

Happy Birthday
Joke Slayer

(Sorry, remembered just in time to still post on the 24th)

[Michael]

Happy Birthday, Joke Slayer!!!

[AvastMH]

Happy Belated Birthday to you Joke Slayer!!!

I hope you had a lovely day

I found a nice tea service for you to enjoy a cuppa with Randi's amazing cake. Tea ahoy!

[Randi]

Amazing tea service!

[Hanibal94]

Happy Birthday, Joke Slayer!

[joke_slayer]

Thanks for the well wishes

Been a busy few days for me, starting a new job next week and preparing for a house move is pretty stressful

[Randi]

Hope everything goes smoothly!

[pommystuart]

Prepping for the move is easy. Everything goes into boxes.
Setting up at the new place is the hard bit. Now which box is THAT in.

[Michael]

And then:

• Where does it belong;
• Where did I put it; and,
• Why did I put it there?

Been there, done that, many, many times.

[AvastMH]

Good luck with your new job and move!

[Hanibal94]

Good luck with your new job and move!

Seconded, and looking forward to seeing you back on the Haida!

[pommystuart]

Nice aurora over Hobart Tasmania By Sophie Colvin
Posted on the ABC web site Fri 14 Jun 2019 at 6:51am but the link came on todays ABC mail list.



More pics at this site https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-06-14/ ... s/11197868

I knew you could see it from Tas, but not as well as these pics show.

[Morgan]

wow what a photo shot! Even has that famous Green flash in the sunset very lovely.

I have a question: In reading things in the past year I ran across the name "Moosebrugger" somewhere. It struck me because I know someone by that very uncommon name. I ran into the individual I know today and YES his grandfather was Commander Fredrick Moosebrugger. I see Googling his name that he was in the Aleutians during WWII. Does anyone have a better memory than I have? Have you run across the Commander?

Thanks,
Morgan

[Randi]

Sorry, but at the moment neither searches of this forum and the old forum nor of my memory have turned up anything....

[AvastMH]

Hi Morgan - is that 'Moosbrugger' rather than 'Moosebrugger' please?

I don't recall the name myself. But I did notice that Wiki uses the spelling without an 'e'.

[Randi]

No luck searching this forum and the old forum for Moosbrugger either

[Morgan]

Thanks for the help, anyway. I was glad to find our so much about a colleague's grandfather. Decorated Vice Admiral with ship named for him. The fellow I know is studious and personal.

[AvastMH]

No luck searching this forum and the old forum for Moosbrugger either

Oh well - that's a shame.