Look out I'm back from the "Dead "

[QLD KID]

G'day All,
While posting anything was always a challenge for me as never knew what to say. I did always enjoy reading other posts and will always remember with great fondness meeting some of you some years ago while in The U K and I still have those friendships to this day. I have been diabolically crook as two Dogs left out in a Blizzard for a month for the last few years but finally, at Bloody last I am coming good. I even feel like my old self again which was disappointing to my Margaret who was hoping for further improvement. Women!! one can never please them.
I have also had the drama of moving house 3 years back as we had to be closer to Townsville Hospital so consequently I also had to cut my N Scale Layout into 3 sections to move it but there is a Sliver Lining !! The Treasurer forked out for a new 10 Meter X 5 Meter Train Shed and I have been slaving away making one Layout from 3 bits for the last few months and thought it was time to try posting again hopefully with more success.
I wish all in the Forum Best Wishes and Kind Regards from Sunny Australia.
Denis May The Qld Kid.

[Bealman]

Good to see you back, Denis! 

[port perran]

Welcome back Dennis.
I was only a few days ago looking at the picture of you at Boscarne Junction on the Bodmin & Wenford Railway .
Good to have you back on here
Martin

[crewearpley40]

Or is it lazarus. Seriously welcome back to the happy n gauge forum

[RailGooner]

Welcome back aboard Dennis.

[Newportnobby]

Good to see you back and posting, Denis

[oscar]

Best wishes on your "resurrection"!

Pete

[QLD KID]

 
G'day  All,
Thank you indeed for your kind thoughts. My G/Father said to me many years ago " Don't take Life too serious as none of us will make it out alive ." I Fair Dinkum live by that and if there is a Yarn/Joke to tell, I'm in the middle of it. Time for a example methinks. A Man was having ED issues so his Wife sends him to the new Indian Doctor in town Dr Rasheeni. The Doc says to him " I am going to give to you a ancient Indian potion, very strong so treat it with respect." he continued " After you drink it recite then spell 123, it will not stop working until you cease the spell by saying 1234 then it will not work again for 1 Month " he says.
He rushes home and says to his Wife " Upstairs quick and watch this. " When they get to the bedroom he drops his clothes, drinks the potion and says " 123 " In a Flash he is like a 18 year old and rearing to go.
As his Wife undresses  quickly she says " What's  the 123for ? " The moral of the story is don't end a sentence with a preposition or you may end up with a dangling participle.
Cheers All, Denis.

[Bealman]