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Old 05-30-2010, 12:23 AM   #609
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Originally Posted by SneakySnake View Post
We went to FIL's girlfriend's house behind the caravan park behind the BP on Cooroy road I think. was windy
Yes, I know the place. Have you been up to Tinbeerwah Lookout before? It's not far from there, and gives a nice overview of the area.

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The bloke installed a water de-acidifier thingy (desperate measure to cure FIL's terminal cancer) and we were treated to a lovely beef stew.
Bugger. I lost my father to terminal cancer a few year's ago. There are no miracles, but the seeming arbitrariness of the disease can sometimes be countered by an apparently arbitrary remission (going from some people in Dad's cancer support group who were deemed "terminal"). I hope for your FIL it is such - any measure isn't desperate, but reasonable pragmatism. Goodonya for trying.

Also, it's beef stew weather.
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