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I've never seen this before, a cicada half way out of his shell.
Karl is working his first friday night at Milk and Honey, so I joined Mum and Peter for dinner at Wilbur's.
Mushrooms growing wild in the park next to our apartment.
My David Austen roses are blooming, and they are beautiful!
Internal walls are going up, and the sitting room is taking shape.
Karl and I had ourselves a tacco picnic while watching The Wire. It was great!
Afternoon tea with Rozie, Sarah, Scott, Karl, and little Zara and Laila too!
The living room starts to take shape and Mum and Peter's new house.
The youngest of my four godsons, and my nephew to boot, Tommy is riding on the bumblebee wheelybug Karl and I got him for his birthday.
The news says there is a locus plague coming, and today I found this big guy on the car!
A little baby shower gift for my big sister and her husband. I hope it arrives before she sees this entry!
A very funky plant by our front door.
Living on a busy street has to have some perks. Watching the crazyness that ensues in the rain is better than tv.
The newest member of the family, Rocky!
Builders with a sense of humour, you have to love it! This is my Mum and Peter's new bedroom.
You know it's been a hard day at work when... (chocolate, coffee, coke, mineral water...)
McHappy Day campaigners in the city.
How many people does it take to put together a new toy?
Melbourne Cup Day at the office.
You've got to love a Frenchman with a sense of humour!
Tommy and Uncle Karl chill out.
Our beautiful new bed, with our 'home' sign from our dear friend Elizabeth. We bouught this bed because it reminded us of the one we had on our honeymoon. It is a really beautiful, serene place to retreat to at the end of the day.
A girl's night in with the ever charming Ashleigh and Paddy!
A rainbow at sunset.
Little Tommy, so cute.
I past this tree on my ride home from work.
After all of Peter's hard work poilishing the slab for their new house, we all chipped in to apply the sealer.
Spring is my favourite time of year in Canberra, and the Dogwood is one of my favourite trees. This year, after the end of the drought and lot's of rain, the dogwoods around Canberra are looking amazing!
We went to Sydney for Jade Roxburgh's 1st birthday party, and were treated with a beautiful sunset on the way home.
The moon rising over Mount Ainslie.
Karl and I walked into the city for some groceries, and we came across this tree with an odd growth.
The moon rising over Mum's place in Hackett.
Dinner at our local. Mmmm... Edgars.
My first morning riding to work from our new apartment. It took only ten minutes, and I loved it!
Guess which one is the real "small car"
Welcome to Moruya, hometown of our beloved The Kid.
We moved into our apartment in the city today, and I forgot to take a picture. So this one was taken the next morning, on our way to Moruya, for the Moruya Jazz Festival.
Not many people like this piece of highway art, but I love it! It is meant to be a tussock of grass, and it is made of twisted steel I beams.
I came home to a wonderful suprise tonight: my hubbie bought me a beautiful old bike. Old-school vintage, I love it! He cleaned it up, put some new white wall tyres on it, and I am riding in style!
My desk at work. The essentials: diary, wallet, scale ruler and some Top Deck chocolate!
On my last morning driving in from the farm, the traffic made me look forward to our up coming move into the city.
I think there is something so cool about wind turbines. We have a couple of large wind farms being built around Canberra, and I think that's fantastic!
What a great day! Karl and I drove to Sydney to catch up with one of my dearest friends. Faith was in town for her big sister's wedding.
A beautiful morning on the farm.
I have the best hubbie in the world. Tonight I came home to hamburgers and red wine, yum!
With all of the new buildings going up in the city, there are some interesting new art works as well.
Practice with the Honey's at Astrid's house.
An afternoon at Mum's place, and my little Mimi was as talkative as ever!