good game

I'm glad to hear that, Di! That must be scary. My son and daughter-in-law had Covid a couple of months ago. They were vaxxed, but got it at work…really bad working conditions. They didn’t have too bad symptoms, but my son has asthma and had problems breathing for a few days. 

That should have been a smile not ??? 

I’m still isolating, Ruby. It’s mostly brain fog and fatigue now. The headaches and pain has thankfully gone. Thanks ???? 

Di, are you continuing to feel better?

My father used to call my mother chookie back when I was little. Thankfully that isn’t the case now. 

So, if I read that right, "chook" might have been self-referential, right Di?

Just looked up "chook".  Will try to paste the definitions here, but you know how it goes here...

1. (Animals) informal Also called: chookie Austral a hen or chicken[/font][/size]

[size=2][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]2. informal Austral a woman, esp a more mature one

That’s a relief, Margie. 

Bantum’s are tiny and waddle around and our real chook is a regular chicken that lays bigger eggs. For some strange reason, we nickname chickens, chooks in Oz. Maybe it has something to do with our convict heritage, or we’re just a bunch of weirdos.