This post is all about numbers. 6. The number of months today since I started my blog. I have loved every single second of those 6 months, sharing my little moments, pretty pictures, friends, my […]
Category Archives: Family
She’s not here
This morning we took Sophia to her very first day of daycare. She’ll be going for one day a week. And it seems to be much more of an adjustment for me than for her. […]
Me and my shadow
I have a little shadow and she follows me everywhere. I make coffee in the morning and she says, “I too!” I spread Vegemite on toast and she states, “My turn!” I go upstairs and […]
His ring
It’s one of the things I always remember about my father. Worn on his left hand, I used to stare at it, wonder at it, and admire the colours in the stone while being held […]
Bangkok bustle
Bangkok never seems to stop. It is a city full of energy and life, something interesting around every corner, smiles and greetings wherever we went. I love the smell of cooking on the street, the […]
Just another day in paradise
Tropical sun. hot sand burning feet. powder soft. chameleon water, every shade of blue and green and grey. so warm. fishing boats, canoes and jet skis. palm trees. hawkers selling their wares. digging in the […]
Daddy daughter
My heart always melts a little when I see my husband and daughter together. So after going through my holiday photos tonight, I couldn’t resist sharing these with you. People have always commented on how […]
Samui love
We arrived home today from our wonderful Thailand holiday. It was everything I had hoped it would be, and as much as it’s lovely to see home again, I would have been just as happy […]
Travelling
I have spent all day packing. It still amazes me just how much one little 2 year old girl needs in her suitcase! We’re flying to Thailand for a much-needed family holiday. It will be […]
Fun Park & furry friends
A sunny Sunday. the Fun Park, full of children and colour. rides. balloons. music. a castle to jump in. over and over, not finished yet. bounce and jump some more. Mum and Dad watching and […]
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