So there I was, filling out this yar's tax return forms online when I heard an almighty crack...
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... which turned out to be the glass panel of my sliding door (to the courtyard) shattering. No, it wasn't a bird, the neighbour's cat wasn't to be found and there were no stones or rocks around. Could it just have shattered on its own?
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Well... the shadow knows (an old tv show).
Queen911 · 2008-07-11: 23:59
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My guess is the FREEZING temps you get down under, what 70 in the winter. Wanna trade for the -30 here.
joycephotography · 2008-07-12: 01:03
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~mysterious~
ambersunsets · 2008-07-12: 10:37
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Lovely interior! cOngrAts!
davidcardona · 2008-07-12: 19:20
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oh dear. Could a bird have flown into it and then gotten flustered and flown away?
Muhlyssa · 2008-07-12: 20:40
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I think a bird hit it and was too embarrassed to stick around. LOL
Peachy · 2008-07-12: 22:56
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ooooh - very strange indeed? No other sound accompanied it, huh?? If it was just the cracking sound I would discount the above suggestions of the bird... because that most defintiely would have been accompanied by a very loud thud! Humm...
KerBear · 2008-07-12: 23:43
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crazy....hope you do not have to pay for it to be replaced!
PaperWings · 2008-07-15: 20:30
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That is strange... hummm...
AriesTyger · 2008-07-18: 22:22
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My guess is that the house was changing position, due to the rain we've had lately making the previously drought-shrunken groud swell. You might want to have a look around the house for any new cracks in the walls etc. Just a guess :)
Neil Creek · 2008-07-22: 01:59
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I wonder if you ever did find out???.... >:).... looks to me like something hit it going by the pattern of the "crack"
jim7221 · 2008-09-11: 00:58
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