Kay Hall

And you're very social.

I like to enable people to be with each other and I think, yeah, the other people I've met have been through social work, my friends that I've worked with, people that we've lived next door to, neighbours we've got friendly with, and I've held on to my old friends in New Zealand.

I mean, I write to them nearly every other day because now they're losing their husbands, you know, there's things happening for them because they're all turning...

But when we all met back there, we all laughed and said, we don't feel like we've changed a bit.

Well, because they were caring of me.

You know, they looked after me too.

And we kept in touch.

And I've got friends around the world that I've met on...

Yeah.

And I've had friends that have been good friends and they've moved on.

You know, they move on, they move to another country and we might go back to England and not even visit them because we've moved on but we all love each other still.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I think the other thing about life is that you've just got to grab it and never, can't say.

No.

You can't die wondering.

No.

So that's what we did.

We said, let's get out of here.

Let's go to Perth.

Let's start a business on our own.