“A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2012.” From behind, from above. Che: Sooking on a tree stump. “I want to be alone.” Poet: Sorting out the washing. [...]
Yesterday my Dad turned 60 which means he’s officially in “popa-land.” Like most Grandparents he is now eligible for a seniors card which gets him a train ticket to the city [...]
‘Organisation’ seems to be the ‘it’ word for 2012. I find it pretty easy to keep on top of the kids’ schedule. Poet eats, sleeps and rolls. Che goes to school, [...]
“A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2012.” This week, portraits of the every day. Che: I often find him on his bed in the day – quiet time with books. [...]
I wasn’t nearly as emotional as last year, but as I drove him to Montessori I did start thinking about next year. Next year he’ll wear a uniform, meet new friends, have a new teacher, [...]
So it turns out that Che isn’t one of those children that has a fear of medical appointments. Last year when we took him to the dentist, he was pretty excited. Earlier this week, when we [...]
I fondly remember eating cheese and vegemite sandwiches at school. It must be the Australian school lunch staple! I often send the same sandwich with Che to Montessori (on rye and accompanied by [...]
“A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2012.” Summer inspired snap-shots to capture the essence of the season. Che: “Watermelon, watermelon, I love you love [...]
Kathryn titled Poet’s quilt “Grey Teal” after the bird and the prominent colour combination. She sent it to us just before Christmas, wrapped in brown paper and tied with [...]
Things I love about Sapling: birds on a branch – always a gorgeous motif green owls perfect for lovers of whimsy soft organic cotton organic vegetable dyes affordable! designed in Australia [...]
We count ourselves pretty lucky to live up the hill from this little spot. We aren’t all-day beach-goers (my fair skin isn’t particularly suited to this summer sun) but we like to go [...]
Georgia inspired me to take a photo every day this year. That’s 366 photos (more, actually, because one photo is never enough). I”ll blog a portrait of the children once a week, hence [...]
