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A handful of times I’ve had to knock on drivers windows to politely tell them to roll up in situations when there’s no other cars to trigger the lights.
Hi everyone.
I’m trying to trace a BookCrossing book based on the official records.
A copy of Little Miss Jealous by Roger Hargreaves (I can provide a picture if needed) was released in Shepparton (Abernethy St. bus stop, Victoria, Australia) on 18 May 2013 by a user called “Kellygang” and has not been registered since.
I’m looking for any information about what might have happened to this specific copy.
Any insight would be really appreciated.
Thanks.
Weird request and hoping someone out there can help!
I have a dog with some trauma who has what we call her 'emotional support stuffie' - a stuffed toy we randomly purchased at Woolworths that has become her crutch when she's having a bad day.
Over the last few years it's taken a beating (as she is always carrying it around and suckling on it) and I don't know how much longer I can patch it up and keep it going for her as the material is getting thin. We've tried other similar toys but they just don't seem to be the same for her and she hasn't taken to any as well, even when we remove access to 'stuffie' to take away the choice.
Woolies have long since stopped selling them as far as I can see so hoping (I know it's a long shot) someone might have one in their kids/dogs toybox that is in relatively good condition.
Happy to pay for it and any shipping involved!
This is the Woolies listing, it's specifically the rainbow horned monster with a giant eye -
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/211564
Edit: Stuffie in action
Does anyone know why Australia allows this vague listing on the ingredients panel of food products? Full respect to companies that just list what all the flavours are, but so many don't. I think it's pretty obvious why they don't, but just wondering if anyone with more insights can share their view on this dilemma.