Greetings from a medical locum

[BruceD1beach]

Sure is. Yes - John Musgrave. We chatted for a long time one day. He told me about some of the exorbitant rents that some of the owners charged. At my first year Med Ball (at the long since demolished Cloudland) my date was Clare Morgan (who was Clare Keifer then). We were both first year med students in 1978. I believe she became a haematologist and then went on to become the DMS at the Mater. I remember going to her house and being "interviewed" by her parents to make sure I was a decent person. Her husband, David, was in my year as well. I once had a GP Registrar in Goondiwindi called David Morgan. Since there were already 2 Orthopaedic Surgeons called David Morgan there was no way he'd ever be accepted into Orthopaedics regardless of how good he was. Another friend of mine in my year was Colin Ades. Colin used to regularly visit Goondiwindi because his wife's sister lived there.

 

[juddles]

I've been doctoring for 36 years and have worked all over Australia and overseas (Graduated from Uni of Queensland). I've loved flying since the TAA days. Currently I'm Platinum One and just love flying Qantas. I've looked at this website for years and got a few helpful tips from it - thanks for that. I really dislike flying overnight in economy or even premium economy. Economy during the day is fine - maybe up to 9 hours. I've been experimenting with flying economy to Jakarta - there is a decent hotel at the airport and then using points for flights from there - there is a large number of reward seats in all classes. Anyway - hello.

Welcome from me also Bruce...

This is really a good site for anyone who does much travel. As a fellow P1, have a squiz at the dedicated thread - that is where we share experiences, opinions, love and anguish