Ukes album launch

Here's another example of modern technology at work: I'm going to write a few paragraphs and Adam is going to add pictures when he sees this. Miracle.
The Ukes' album launch was full of sound and colour. It was held in what is normally a bar and restaurant which was closed for the event. It had a capacity of around 200 and unless you had your name on the door, you couldn't get in. (Actually, there WAS a way of getting in - anyone who slipped door-bitch Nicholas $40 got access.)
Our table was up the back but everyone moved towards the front when the Ukes were playing so there were no bad spots. Dan Kelly joined the band for one number and among the crowd were plenty of Melbourne's A-listers including most of the Drones and interstate celebrities including Jake Roff.
Highlights of the night included two exotic dance troupes (one with Annika as a member) that interpreted a couple of the Ukes' songs.
Dom, Nick, Jake and Annika all did spells on the door and Adam took plenty of photographs. Cathie Murray was down for the event so, along with the Lemmings MC featuring Dave Morley, our table was full.
Those of you who pre-ordered the CD will receive it in the next couple of days although it's probably already on high rotation in the Jake/Kelly household. Jake, Nick and Adam partied on afterwards and Adam was still in bed the following Sunday. It seems Jake didn't bother much with the waste of time that is sleep, either.
The other big news of the night was that Amanda was accepted into Berkley University in California for a semester of her honours year. It's the academic equivalent of getting a knighthood. She leaves in late July for, I think, five months.

Round 8 update

TLR was one off a Whopper, let down by the Dockers. Dizzle had a poor round by his standards (4) but retains the lead. Will Minson (who apparently can play the saxophone) made up some ground and shares second with Lily. The Rock had another poor round. Go Cats!, Go Dogs Go (an excellent book if you get the chance to read it).

A photo montage of Lachlan Roff's first goal

Round 7 Update

Gandalf was the top tipper (6) with margins. Pretty good as he was still faithful to the Dogs. Mr Lolcats continues his charge up the ladder. Lainey was the big improver, TLR and Dan the big losers (forgot to tip). Lily moved to outright second and unfortunately R- Pizzle got his usual 6 and extended his lead. Dizzle never backs Adelaide teams. Box Hill Roffs are true to Dogs, Armidale Roffs are Swan faithful but Dizzle has no loyalty. He should have to take Crows and Power every week! Any comment by Will Minson on Will Minson's performance v Swans?

Ukes in your loungeroom

For those who can't make the Uke's CD launch (everyone except Jake) you can have 24 minutes with them in your loungeroom! They performed for a bunch of mums on mothers day for the ABC on Alan Brough's (Spics and Specs Alan) Sunday morning show. Cathie and Jules both get a mum's day mention, as do family, cousins and the Lemmings MC. They also perform four songs. If the link below doesn't work, google "The Ukeladies", find "News for the Ukeladies", click on Happy mothers day with the Ukeladies and then click on the purple banner that says "Listen to the Ukelaides 24 minutes. Hopefully, the link below will work.

Right click to Download. Or just click to play in your browser.

Wiener Schnitzel...

Last days in Vienna and the opp for a quick report!! It is ridiculous to think that John and Zac could holiday in a place with class, culture, orchestras and operas - thankfully Jan, Kate and Canadian Joe lent the quality and espri de cor!!
It is a terrific place and we really enjoyed it...taking in an opera (not just any opera-THE opera (Don Giovanni)), a Mozart/Strauss concert, the Vienna Boys' Choir, the Vienna Philharmonic, performances of the Requiem and Vivaldi's Four Seasons plus buckets of coffees and cakes...and having a great time with the kids. We hired a car to do a bit of touring and walking but having a central unit to stay in is the go.

Here's a few of our favourite shots...

Lost while hiking:


The Brady Bunch do Vienna:


Gargoyle Zac:


No evil:


Who knows?



cheers
Rock and Jan

3 years olds and Patagonia

Ukes CD launch

Anyone with more money than sense is invited to the Ukes CD launch. We have plenty of room at the Box Hill HQ for a sleep-over. Thanks to all who bought a CD in advance and allowed the project to proceed. I've prepared a speech and a couple of songs but, somehow, I appear to have been left off the poster. Watch this space for a full report.

Round 6 Update

Trivial post compared to a South America trip but has to be done. Unfortunately R - Drizzle has extended his lead and has taken to bragging on the wall. Grant made up some ground and Lily moved up to equal 2nd. Alaine forgot to tip and only managed 1. Luke remembered to tip and only managed 1. Dogs and Swans disappointing. Crows beat Saints, did anyone tip that?

Patagonia

To follow up Glenn's Inca trail pictures here are some pictures of our trek in Patagonia. Massif Torres del Paine (the Blue towers) was awesome and spectacular and the walking was really enjoyable. Our "W" trek involved three incursions into the Massif via two valleys and along the side of Lago Grey to see a spectacular glacier meeting the water.


We had to rough it. The toilets in Chile tended to be of the "squat" variety and this is a picture of Glenn demonstrating the required technique.


Glenn standing in front of the Blue Towers. We walked up and into the mountains to eventually stand at the foot of the towers.

On a boat before the mighty Lago Grey glacier.

Yes I was there too. The "local" where the Patagonian beer was a highlight.

Everything's big here. The foxes are as big as dingoes.

A tricky moment. I managed to save Glenn this time but I couldn't watch him 24/7.

Somehow I started to feel like the 'big" brother.

Thank goodness we could retire to the comfort of our eco-friendly yurt.

Finally we made it back to Santiago. Glenn sought out the biggest religious symbol he could find. Sorry, no big pencils.

Ash

Glenn and Ash in Chile and Peru

Just a few photos to show what a great trip Ash & I had in Sth America. The trekking was adventurous / the company great / and the Chillien wines surprisingly good.Genuinely great trip which was tax deductable for the Woodlawn teachers but not the Adelaide lawyers!Ash was impressively resilient in the 10 hour a day challenges. Cheers, Glenn.

Round 5 Update

New Leader! R- Dizzle

Big Movers; TLR, Lily, Mr Lolcats

Lowest Score - Gandalf (2)

Dog Day.

Did you know that Will Minson was once described by Rocket, as the dumbest smart footballer in the AFL?

Jake's Birthday

I just checked out my work diary and was upset that I missed Jake's Birthday on the 14th. The King of Cousins birthday unheralded. That is a disgrace. Happy Birthday anyway Jake, I hope you got some good presents. Did you get to the Bluest Fest?

ANZAC day promotion at school assembly

18 years of wedded bliss

Relaxing on the skywalk at Dorrigo National Park OR a family mutiny refusing to do any more bushwalking

Luke buried in sand at Hungry Head - we came back that night just before high tide

Lily fishing at Urunga - we only caught one but it was tiny so let it go after lots of squealing

The Armidale Roffs are just back from a holiday in Urunga caravan park. We had fantastic weather and the beach at Hungry Head was beautiful. The day we arrived was our 18th wedding anniversary, and I did mention to my darling husband that if he had told me 18 years ago at the altar that we'd be celebrating by eating fish and chips in a caravan with four kids I may well have said "No!!!!! I deserve much more than that!!!" Thankfully however, I said yes and it was a perfect holiday until the kids started fighting.
Who remembers that wedding? Wasn't it fun? On the way to Urunga we proudly showed the kids the cabin in the Dorrigo caravan park where we spent our first few nights as a married couple. Amy thought it looked very bogan, and promptly declared that she wouldn't get married on the cheap like her bogan parents. I wonder who will be forking out the thousands she will require - perhaps her kind unbogan godfather Toody Lee Roff???
Other exciting news is that I have applied for a teacher exchange to teach in Calgary in Canada for 2012 and we are in the process of finalising all forms and work/study visas. Fingers crossed it will all go through and if so we hope that lots of you will come and visit. Damian will need some company as he plans to become a housewife baking cupcakes and stay in his dressing gown all day. I have other plans for him as I need him to get casual teaching to pay for all the things we want to do whilst we are there. I will keep you posted with more details.
If Calgary is too far away the come and stay with us in Armidale this year before we go!
Cheers
Jenny

Freemantle Blues and Roots

Julia and myself are just back from three days in Perth/Freemantle where we attended the Blues n' Roots festival. In case you're wondering how we could afford it, think frequent flyer points and my 60th birthday present. We stayed in a hotel in Perth and caught the train down to Freemantle for the music.
We had lunch with Elizabeth on the Saturday and apart from having a throat condition and all her family being overseas, she's in good shape. She was a little annoyed with Andrew who was also in town for the festival but declined to join us.
"What Andrew has to realise is that family comes first. His so-called "friends" who he thinks are important now won't be there to support him when his life is engulfed by the kinds of scandals and corruption that characterised his father's career. How does he want to end up - enveloped in the affection of his extended family or having to do penance walking with Saint Glenn in the god-forsaken mountains of South America? When you think you're too cool for your family, you've got it all wrong!"
I think that's what she said - my memory isn't great and, as you can see from the picture, it was very crowded and noisy in the restaraunt.
My personal view is that Lizzy was a bit harsh. We hooked up with Andrew at the festival and he shared plenty of his time with us. He even bought me a can of cider.
We were there, of course, to see Bob Dylan. Before he came on we saw a really good local band named Breakthrough, Ruthie Foster (excellent blues), Megan Washington, Elvis Costello (great set), Michael Franti and The Cat Empire (best musicians of the night). Bob didn't address the crowd, played for an hour or so and was very "professional". Those who knew what to expect (me) really enjoyed it but others may have been a little surprised. He was criticised in the WA papers today for murdering the lyrics on some of his best songs (Tangled Up in Blue and Like A Rolling Stone) but there's no evidence he didn't do it on purpose.
We missed Mavis Staples and the Blind Boys of Alabama but, overall, we couldn't complain. It was a great weekend.

Round 4

1. Minson (25)
2. R - Fizzle (24)
3. Everyone else

Lolcats is making up some ground.
Lily is slipping, forgetting her tips this week but still got the same score as Gandalf (4).
TLR tipped Gold Coast and still tipped 6. Close but no Whopper.
Alaine, Daniel, Dude, Luke all affected by misplaced faith in the Swans.

MARIANNE and TOODY LEE ROFF IN CAMBODIA

Here we are in Cambodia living a life of four star luxury for just a few dollars. We have decided to stay around Siem Reep (Angkor Wat) for the whole week here rather than trying to see everything zoom zoom. We do day trips to various sites and sights and come back to this luxury hotel for a swim and a free massage. We go into town for our meals because of the outrageous prices they charge here for a meal - $6!! They must be dreaming! I have become addicted to the $1.50 cocktails in town and am wasting away in Margarittaville. I am a tad disappointed that the "fresh beer" is 50 cents a schooner but I am prepared to pay that much to help the economy along. Actually, Cambodia would be a great place for a Christmas......hold that thought. We are changing hotels today because we have found a better one (if you can believe it) for $40 a night plus breakfasts and massages. Marianne is enjoying the pedicures etc and has a great set at the moment (of toenails). Off to the jungles tomorrow to see a temple swallowed up by the jungle and the site of yet another Pol Pot massacre. Looking forward to meeting up with everyone in Taiwan for the next leg of the adventure. I have found NO big pencils in Cambodia - sorry Damian.

Tood

Round 3 Update

1. Will Minson
2. The Dude, Dizzle

2nd Last - TLR
Last - Lolcat

Comment - Crows cost me a whopper. They are such a crap team that even hardcore Radelaide Rapper Supporter, R - Dizzle doesn't tip them.

The Rock paid the price for tipping with his heart.

Go Bombers!

Late Happy Birthday

Last Tuesday was Jan's Birthday. Hopefully John remembered. Happy Birthday Jan!

It’s a great town. It stinks, but it’s a great town!

Zac's recent blog makes the beautiful city of Vienna out to be a lovely place, which it is. But at the risk of coming across a little Daniel-esque, I have a bone to pick with this place.
Sure, you can sip fine coffees in a 600-year-old café, and yes - it’s required by law that the Sacher Torte is delicious, and it’s against human rights for your coffee to be sub-standard. You can wander in the mysterious Vienna woods or attend a glamorous ball at the Hofburg palace, see a Monet exhibition on the weekend, the Opera is world-class and only three euros, the wine is from France, the beer is from Germany, the ice-cream is from Italy, and if your wiener schnitzel is not bigger than your plate you can actually send it back. So yeah, you might say Vienna is a pretty cool city.
But all that means very little WHEN ALL YOU CAN SMELL IS CIGARETTES.

The Viennese smoke. All the time. Everywhere they can get away with it. And I don’t just mean young peer-pressured teens, or an older we-didn’t-know-any-better generation (but let’s be honest, if you survived the Hapsburgs and Hitler you can smoke what and where you want), these are educated masses puffing away. Clubs, pubs, cafes and restaurants all end up in a haze of smoke. Lecturers join students in university hallways for a durrie between classes. Airline pilots and hostesses huddle outside the terminal stinking out their clothes for the upcoming trip. Billboards show fashion models holding a cigarette in their advertisements. Waiters smoke behind the bar when they aren’t serving anyone. Actually, waiters smoke behind the bar when they are serving too. Yesterday I was handed my wiener schnitzel by a chef with a cigarette still in his mouth….mmmm, ash-flavoured schnitzel.
Technically, dining establishments have to provide a “non-smoking” section if they are over a certain size. So the small cafes stay smoking and the big ones put a “no-smoking” sign on their broom closet.
So come to Vienna…it stinks, but it’s a great town.

Having got that off my chest, here are some pics from good times in Austria. Hold your breath.

Ice skating at the Rathaus...(yes, the word for council building is Rat-house)


At the Coffee-House Owners' ball (massive event - lots of fun was had, and no, we didn't see Berlusconi's mistress)


Ok, this isn't Vienna. It's Hallstatt (country Austria). But it was too pretty not to show you.




Happy Birthday Annika, commiserations to Rowan (plenty more wild horses in the sea, mate) and bravo dad on the tipping...

Kate

Tipping Round 2

1. Dizzle, Rock, Lily and Wil Minson - 12 points
2. Loads of people on 11

Last - Dom

Rock would be sole leader but he tipped against his own team (Eagles) and the Swans. Serves him right.

Grant was one off his predicted Whopper. Hot Dogs!

Happy birthday Annika plus Rowan and Anna break-up news

Happy birthday Annika - 25 today (Sunday 3/4). We had a party at Nelson Road tonight (Amanda, Nick, Dom, Milly, Simone (housemate of Annika), Annika, Jules and myself. Annika had a party on Friday night for her 300 closest friends.
You know I'm not one to gossip BUT...
Rowan rang during the evening of Annika's party and talked to Anna. During the conversation, Anna said, "You should go to a bar if you're in the mood". Rowan heard it as, "Brett Marr isn't very good." Brett Marr is a retired Adelaide 36er basketball player. Marr is a nobody but Rowan took offence and paid out on Anna, who spent the rest of the night crying in a bedroom.
My advice is to cancel all tickets you've booked for the wedding...

The Ukeladies album

(I got this via email today, I am sure amanda won't mind me reposting it-AD)

Dear Everyone,

Hello, it's Maylise and Amanda here.

The good news is that The Ukeladies album we have been making for roughly 4 years is finally finished! The best part of the good news is that we actually still like the album, and we really want to release it. The bad news is we are skint, which leads us to our next request…

IF you would like a copy of the album, and remember you are under absolutely no obligation to buy one, or want one, or ever listen to one…however, IF you would like to buy one, we would dearly love you to buy it now, en masse, and enable us to pay for the mixing, mastering and printing of the actual album.

We are not asking for donations here, just that you buy your album in advance, so we have some capital to work with in this crucial time.

We have set up an official money raising website here

http://www.indiegogo.com/The-Ukeladies

If we get your cash within the allotted time we will be able to use it to pay for all the necessary things, and when the album is made, we can either post it to you, or hand it to you personally, whichever is most convenient.

So…whaddaya reckon?

Buy NOW, and support your local pretend Hawaiian Hollywood Cocktail Ensemble! Then we will have a party.

Love

Maylise and Amanda

Vienna Visit

Its rare that I get alliterate with the letter V. Anyway, now that is out of my system, I thought I would update everyone on my visit to Kate and Joe! It was great to see them, here are some pictures of us in front of some old buildings (Kate is front of the TownHouse, but I forget which one I am in front of). We also enjoyed some drinking at various pubs, eating at resturants that allow you to pay "whatever you think its worth", having a large amount of coffee and walking through the woods that surround Vienna. Everyone should go and visit! I also went to Hamburg to visit a mate that lives there now, and watched Jose Gonzalez with the Göteborg String Theory, which was an amazing gig!

Round 1 Footy Tipping

1. Lily (7)
2. Rock (6)
3. R.Dizzle (6)
3rd Last - Grant
2nd Last - Alaine
Last - Dom

Wild Horse

Annika's flatmate Anna. A contender for wildest horse. Megan talked like Anna for about a week after we all went to Golden Plains together but I think it is wearing off. New edition please Rowie.

Thanks for looking after us at the festival and being so attentive Annika. It was ace.

Film Review

Went and saw "True Grit this afternoon. Rooster Cogburn, Dumbledore, Gandalf and Grant are all the same person. Cant any one else see this? Am I taking crazy pills or what? Other than that, it was pretty good.

Happy birthday Julia

One-armed Julia turns 55 tomorrow (Thursday). I know you've seen this picture before but at least she's in it. We're celebrating with a dinner in Little Vietnam with as many family members as we can muster and the daughter we always wanted (Milly). Jules and I were booked into a bicycle ride around the Rutherglen vineyards this weekend but I suppose that will have to wait. A Kombi adventure on the Loddon River in central Victoria will have to do. Happy birthday, Jules.

Aunty Betty update

Brendan should be doing this as he has up-t0-date news but I talked to Uncle Ken last night and he told me that Aunty Betty wasn't well last Tuesday and Wednesday (March 15/16). He called the ambulance the following day and it was initially thought that she'd had a stroke. It's now not clear what what the problem was but it could have been related to shingles (spelling?). The good news is she's getting better and may be back at Lourdes again by the time you read this.
I had a whinge to Uncle Ken about both Julia and myself being in slings and having to take our blind dog for a walk and he revealed that the Seages once had a dog as well. Aunty Betty went to visit the Neil Roffs in Griffith ('52?) and Neil unloaded a dog on her that he and Eileen had picked up that they didn't want to keep. Ken was "unimpressed" when Aunty Betty arrived home with it but the situation was resolved on the day Neil and Betty's father, Jack, died. Aunty Betty was distracted when she reversed out of the garage and ran over it.
Here's the million dollar question for the Seages: what was the dog's name? Uncle Ken can't remember. Get well soon, Aunty Bet.

A tribute to the 22 year old Wild Horse

This Day in History - March 20

Sir Isaac Newton dies - 1727
Uncle Tom's Cabin published 1852
John Lennon marries Yoko Ono 1969
R-Dizzle's cover of Jacky Moon's "Love me Sexy" comes in at one on JJJ's hottest 100 - 2008
Rowan Roff's Birthday - 1991(?)
Bobby Rhino's character, "Wild Horse", successfully challenges "Fred Basset" for Adelaide's most popular cartoon (2011)

Happy Birthday (2 days late) Rowan!

Footy Tipping

New tippers. The competition is "roff afl" with a gap between roff and afl. The password is roff.
Go Swans!

FOOTY TIPPING IS BACK

Old tippers simply need to log on to footytips.com.au, try and remember your password etc and tip as last year.

New Tippers need to log on to Footytips.com.au, register (its free) then follow the afl prompts. Where it asks you to find a comp put roffafl and the password is roff.

The original deal that all tippers would send the winner a CD. I won it two years back and have been enjoying "the sounds of silence" ever since ie not one CD received. As a result Ive got no idea who won it last year as I was still sulking. Come on! lets make it interesting. Perhaps a CD or a bottle of wine (harder to send) or better still a bottle of Port. Lets have some discussion on this. Anyone suggesting we do it for fun will be rubbed out by the administrator ie me.

More Melbourne stuff

We're currently enjoying Megan's company as she was left here after everyone fled the state when Meredith ended. The picture attached is of Adam and Annika. I'm not entirely sure, but I think they'd been drinking. Attached also is Adam's attachment to his emails just in case you thought he wasn't really important. I only understand the first two words...

Adam Roff
Senior Spatial Analyst
Department of Environment and Climate Change
Biodiversity Conservation Science Section
Level 18, 59-61 Goulburn Street Sydney 2000
PO Box A290 Sydney South NSW 1232

Breaking news

Poor old Jules - riding her bike to work (18 kilometres each way - she does it three or four days a week) on a damp day when she slid out on a tight corner on the bike track she uses. She continued the journey but her boss drove her home when it was clear that she wasn't well. A visit to the doctor and an x-ray later she was diagnosed with a T-break/fracture in the radius just below the elbow. The doctor said it's consistent with someone trying to break a fall by putting their hand out. She's now waiting for a call from a surgeon to see if it requires an operation or if it will heal itself with plaster. Fortunately, it's her left arm but having my left hand out of action for the past couple of weeks myself, it's surprising what you actually need both hands for.
In other breaking news, I put my hand up recently for a voluntary redundancy from uni and they accepted with what looks to me to be indecent haste. I've been there 15 years which is a pretty good innings. I'll teach out this semester and then Julia and I are going to Europe for between four to six weeks depending on how much time Julia can get off work. The Isle of Man motorcycle races call once again but neither of us have spent any real time in France, Spain and Portugal so they're all on the list. One of those week-long walks in the provinces has a lot of appeal.
Adam and Megan are in town at the moment to attend the Meredith Music Festival with Annika. We're all hoping to catch up for dinner tomorrow (Monday) night before Adam flies back to Sydney. Annika has started her MA in Environment at Melbourne uni and is working as a research assistant there to pay for it. Nick continutes to pole-vault up the ANZ corporate ladder and has recently moved to share house number two with his mates. Dom has just started a public relations degree at RMIT uni and is enjoying it so far. It's a pity I won't be there for the whole degree but I might end up doing some sessional teaching.
Amanda will start her Honours year in creative writing and looks like spending the first six months of it at a uni in California. I went to a Ukes gig last night with the full band and it was sensational. The mixing of the first CD is finished and it should be out by June or July. I have a copy on high rotation in the Kombi CD-player and now know all the words.

I call this "The Man Rules"

After 2 months of being married, I think it's about time for me to do a report on how I learnt to deal with my "wonderful husband" Harry.
Our married life will be so sweet and happy if we all follow the rules, but since my rules seem to be more like guidelines, I had no choice but to follow this set of rules,

I call this "The Man Rules"

Rule No.1. Men are NOT mind readers.
(FIRST & FOREMOST RULE)

Rule No.1. Learn to work the toilet seat. You're a big girl. If it's up, put it down.
We need it up, you need it down. You don't hear us complaining about you leaving it Down.

Rule No.1. Ask for what you want. Let us be clear on this one: Subtle hints do not work! Strong hints do not work! Obvious hints do not work! Just say it!

Rule No.1. Yes and No are perfectly acceptable answers to almost every question.

Rule No.1. Come to us with a problem only if you want help solving it. That's what we do.
Sympathy is what your girlfriends are for.

Rule No.1. Anything we said 6 months ago is inadmissible in an argument.
In fact, all comments become Null and void after 7 Days.

Rule No.1. If you think you're fat, you probably are. Don't ask us.

Rule No.1. If something we said can be interpreted two ways and one of the ways makes you sad or angry, we meant the other one.

Rule No.1. You can either ask us to do something Or tell us how you want it done.
Not both. If you already know best how to do it , just do it yourself.

Rule No.1. Whenever possible, Please say whatever you have to say during commercials...

Rule No.1. Captain Cook did NOT need directions and neither do we.

Rule No.1. ALL men see in only 16 colors, like Windows default settings.
Peach, for example, is a fruit, not A color. Pumpkin is also a fruit. We have no idea what mauve is.

Rule No.1. If it itches, it will be scratched.

Rule No.1. If we ask what is wrong and you say "nothing," We will act like nothing's wrong.
We know you are lying, but it is just not worth the hassle.

Rule No.1. If you ask a question you don't want an answer to, Expect an answer you don't want to hear.

Rule No.1. When we have to go somewhere, absolutely anything you wear is fine... Really .

Rule No.1. Don't ask us what we're thinking about unless you are prepared to discuss such topics
AS Football or Cars.

Rule No.1. You have enough clothes.

Rule No.1. You have too many shoes.

Rule No.1. I am in shape. Round IS a shape!

Now, you might noticed that these rules are all addressed as Rule No.1
That's because in men's world these are all number "1 " Rules!

Vicky Lee Roff

Happy Birthday Zac

It was Zac's birthday last week (5th). Unlike Phanny whose Birthday was the day before, he is well regarded.

Horsing Around

One of Sarah's many talents is face painting. On Friday night I conscripted her services for an "Adelaide Fringe"-themed office drinks party. While the paints were out, I got her to paint my favourite webcomic character. Inexplicably, I went to a service station later on and the guy there had never even heard of Wild Horse!!

Happy Birthday Phanny

Apparently it is Phanny's Birthday. Phanny is the bottom ranked Roff dog as it ran off on me once when I took it for a walk.