Brews, beauty, buckets, beef – Ferguson Valley, Western Australia
Jul8
Views from the valley
Brews, beauty, buckets, beef – Ferguson Valley, Western Australia
Tag Archives: humor
Jul2
Not again!!!!!
Is that the ice cream truck or a kookaburra I hear out there?
mom told me that when you hear the music it means the truck is all out of ice cream.
Jul1
Blue Monday
There is no blue without yellow and orange.
vincent van gogh
Jun30
Walking in a winter wonderland
while walking barefoot along the back beach this morning, I was amused to discover that Australian kids are also willing to brave the winter elements to experience the joys of sledding.
Luckily there was a roaring fire and hot cocoa waiting.
some things are universal.
Jun28
Old man winter takes a trip to the southern hemisphere
Deep in the heart of winter down under, aussies everywhere are gearing up, as the temp dips to a dangerously low 56F. comments such as, ‘ I cannot take this freezing weather one day longer!’, ‘ how are we expected to get through this ?’and ‘how long will this last?!, are heard on the street. Scarves, mittens, hats, winter coats, boots, hot water bottles, and of course, a cup of hot tea all come into play. I feel the air and i look to the sky and I wonder…….
there is no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.
Jun27
Today’s agenda
Bunbury, Western Australia
Job done!
Jun25
No cup, no worries – men in shorts
Fights + fans + flags + flasks = footie
Aussie rules football
Freemantle dockers vs. north Melbourne kangaroos
Dockers take the win – let’s go freo!!!!!
Jun24
When bunnies go bad
Even the bunnies are badass here.
Fremantle, Australia
Jun23
Freestyle in Fremantle
Heaps of fun in freemantle – charge up the side of a hill, prison break, artist’s market, outdoor cafe, tea breaks, favorite fairy store, picking up some sort of accent that sounds more Asian/Czech than Australian.
Jun18
If it’s Tuesday this must be……..Monday?
After leaving my house on Sunday at 2 pm, and numerous flights, layovers, and connections, I have somehow arrived at my destination down under And it is Tuesday at 2 pm. After traveling through various time zones and crossing the equator and international dateline, and losing a day and going ahead 13 1/2 hours in my new time zone, here is how I have made sense of it in mathematical form: if e equals mc2 plus add in 1 day plus 13.5 hours plus 2 flight delays and 1 early arrival then I have arrived, though I am very unsure of what time it is. Am I here yet?
I didn't have my glasses on.... 