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rafinmelb · Jul 14, 2007, 6:00 AM

and I spent my day reading the absolutely intractable bureacratese of a tax return form. For a touch of sanity I popped just outside my study when the sun came out.

Of course its winter so most things are dead

though some are hopeful

and the grevillea has made a great start

and my wife had recently bought some carnations

back to the grind.....the adjusted cost base after a CGT event.....aarrgghhh

Rafael (FZ30)
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happy_peasant · Jul 14, 2007, 7:26 AM

Very nice. My favorite is the grevillea, which I have never seen before. Sorry about taxes. At least our tax day comes in the Spring.

rafinmelb · Jul 19, 2007, 1:21 AM

Thanks Steve. It's not that I mind paying taxes, I just hate the mangled language of tax forms, it does my head in.

The grevillea is an interesting family. An Australian native, species range from ground covers to shrubs to large trees. Most of the flowers have the spidery look but colours range reasonably widely. I have a few in the garden as they attract honey eaters like some of the parrots I have posted previously.

Here are a couple of different grevilleas:

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Jul 14, 2007, 6:00 AM	#1
rafinmelb Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,336	and I spent my day reading the absolutely intractable bureacratese of a tax return form. For a touch of sanity I popped just outside my study when the sun came out. Of course its winter so most things are dead though some are hopeful and the grevillea has made a great start and my wife had recently bought some carnations back to the grind.....the adjusted cost base after a CGT event.....aarrgghhh Rafael (FZ30) http://rafael.zenfolio.com/ (referral code on my page)

Jul 14, 2007, 7:26 AM	#2
happy_peasant Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,048	Very nice. My favorite is the grevillea, which I have never seen before. Sorry about taxes. At least our tax day comes in the Spring.

Jul 19, 2007, 1:21 AM	#3
rafinmelb Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,336	Thanks Steve. It's not that I mind paying taxes, I just hate the mangled language of tax forms, it does my head in. The grevillea is an interesting family. An Australian native, species range from ground covers to shrubs to large trees. Most of the flowers have the spidery look but colours range reasonably widely. I have a few in the garden as they attract honey eaters like some of the parrots I have posted previously. Here are a couple of different grevilleas: