Annie's Blog

 Australia Day celebrations started with an ecumenical service amongst the pine trees at the school  I went past the largest mango tree I think I have ever seen, with lots of mangoes fallen all over the ground  the crepe myrtle and the tibouchina have been flowering ...  from the beach, to the beach baby I was holding wrapped up snugly out of the wind...  from the Australian Open finals  to more art work at the hospital  some sunflowers growing at the church and some impressive kangaroo paw ...  from  heatwaves in summertime   to party time  and Chinese New Year...in Australia.... it's been a busy few weeks for me...how about you I hope you have had a good few weeks too and not sustained too many injuries... ;-) as I did while playing cricket with a grandson... no tennis for 6 months, very sad... May God bless you and keep you this week. And for some true inspiration try rea...

We all enjoyed watching the royal wedding the other day. Even the toddler was captivated by the music and choirboys. Grandma enjoyed making her version of the royal palace since some of us (well make that all of us) are not well with varying forms of flu/hayfever we do the essentials but try to make it out to the park and playground to play with friends and have a swing with Mummy and baby While the blooms have looked beautiful, they haven't been too kind on our respiratory systems. Unfortunately. Some of us worse than others. Horrible coughs are the order of the day. Ugh.