Bricks and Bouquets

Bouquets to the new V-Line fares. Much better price for travel to and from Trafalgar.

Bricks to the person who stole an Express Post envelope containing gift cards from my mailbox.

Bouquets to all the hard working truck drivers out there that bring goods into our communities and keep our economy ticking along.

Bouquets to the person who handed my purse into Warragul Police Station on Wednesday. I was in a panic as everything was in there. The person didn’t leave a name, so I can’t thank them personally, but their honesty was appreciated. Thankyou.

Bouquets to the team who put on Aladdin. Your dedication to performing arts is truly appreciated. Terrific work.

Bouquets for improved waste disposal. Why don’t The Gazette do a full page of what can and can’t go in the bins. Many don’t know about rinsing milk cartons or not putting pizza boxes in recycling bin if any food is still stuck to them. Yes there are some that just don’t care but I’m still learning and am unsure of the guidelines.

Truck load of bricks to the person who allowed their “large” dog to poop on the pavement outside podiatrist in Main St Drouin between 8am and 9am yesterday and chose to leave it for someone to walk in. You are ignorant and give those of us who pick up our dog droppings a bad name.

Bricks and bouquets is your chance to have your say.

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