Shopping adventures

This shopping trolley is twice as long as your standard trolley, so about twice as difficult to handle, but well worth it entertainment wise!

Laundry excitement

Perhaps this is domestic bliss?  My dryer made it up onto the wall this weekend!  Hooray!!!  Thanks to Leigh who went to Bunnings and bought the extra bits and pieces and then hung it!  I'm so excited about my extra bench space and I don't even mind that I have to climb the step ladder to reach the clothes dryer! ;)

Care free

For better or for worse I have come to an age (or perhaps its just a stage in life) where I really don't care what strangers think of me.  For this reason, I feel very comfortable to go grocery shopping in dirty track pants, an old t-shirt and with wild unbrushed hair.  Yesterday, as I waltzed around the shopping centre (that Leigh and I have dubbed 'dodgey Coles'), I even thought I should have worn my old moccasins to finish off the outfit.  I think that really would have made a statement.   

I have to admit there was a moment when I wondered if it would matter if I bumped into someone I knew.  But I didn't think about it for very long, so it probably doesn't matter... do you think that's a problem?

Anyway, the worst thing happened as I waltzed around the shops in my dirty track pants, old t-shirt and wild unbrushed hair.  My beautiful, red vinyl shopping trolley lost it's wheel! Devastated!  

Blast off!

I spent ages getting this sticker on the wall in Jack's bedroom yesterday.  I'm pleased with the results.  There's even a few stars on the roof!

That's when good Neighbours...

I'll have save a piece for my next door neigbour who let me use her oven today.  She even called me when it was ready to pick up!  "Everybody needs good Neighbours!"

Balcony Buddies

Love the Kookaburras and their boldness this time of year.  

Piano lessons