Three word sentence

[Madge Bumstead]

You know it!

T

 

[Kate Ellery]

Time for smoko ……..thats a coffee / tea break in Aussie language

O

 

[Madge Bumstead]

Ohhh... Really? Seriously?

Y

 

[Kate Ellery]

Yes ..not joking

G

Smoko" is quintessential Aussie slang for a short work break, usually taken mid-morning. Originally a literal cigarette break for manual labourers, today it refers to any quick rest to stretch your legs, have a cuppa, or grab a meat pie, regardless of whether you actually smoke.

 

[Madge Bumstead]

Good grief, wild...

E

 

[Kate Ellery]

Don’t ya mean ( D) @Madge Bumstead
N

I know ya was laughing to much at us Aussies tryn to teach ya to spell

 

[Madge Bumstead]

Nah... just sidetracked

D

 

[Steve North]

don't deny it

T

 

[Jacqueline Lindt]

Today walking more

E

 

[Kate Ellery]

Even while raining ️
G

 

[Jacqueline Lindt]

Get a umbrella

A

 

[Milly Robertson]

Already have some.

E

 

[Jacqueline Lindt]

Excellent , let's go !

O

 

[Milly Robertson]

Offering to drive.

E

 

[Jacqueline Lindt]

Expected to walk

K

 

[Madge Bumstead]

Knees knocking, too?

O

 

[Kate Ellery]

Old creaking bones
S

I Had a xray on my knee yesterday ,it’s creaking

 

[Jacqueline Lindt]

Some Turmeric tea ?

A

 

[Kate Ellery]

Add sugar please
E

 

[Milly Robertson]

Enough sugar thanks.

S