A photo tells the story for #WordlessWednesday
Some therapy for your Wordless Wednesday
Taking Stock – some thoughts on life
Taking stock is always an interesting exercise! Here's my latest taking stock post for #Lifethisweek
Why would a blogger make a post private?
Why would anyone make their posts private? Read my thoughts and let me know if you would have done something different.
Not much jumping from me in June!
Welcome to my World. June was another hard month for many reasons. Not that much jumping went on! Join me for a cuppa and a chat as we recap the month.
The dearest child is the child of your child
What are you called, what words describe you, have you changed, how is it different to being a mother - just some of the questions I answer in Part 2 of this series about being a grandmother.
A guide to riding the Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail – read all about it here!
It's been a dream for 18 years and now it's finally happened despite many hiccups along the way! Congrats to all those involved in the Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail. This a guide to riding the trail.
What I’ve learnt from surviving a school trip that went terribly wrong
A very hard story to tell and one that has taken me years to be able to write about. When a school excursion in another country goes horribly wrong and you are only 16 years old.
There is freedom within, there is freedom without 🎶
Freedom in these special times! How do you see freedom? #SundayStills
Making a book versus writing a book – is there a difference?
Does making your own book mean that it's a real book?
I bet you can’t look at this photo without smiling – Wordless Wednesday
Smiles are contagious, I bet you smile at this photo 🙂 #WordlessWednesday
Watching the sunrise at Uluru is amazing!
One of the best experiences I've ever had is watching the sun rise, and set, over Uluru. #SundayStills
‘They already knew what I was thinking and feeling; they were me’ – Melanie’s story | Bliss
I happen to think my daughter is a wonder woman! Here are her thoughts on making friends with other mothers in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) as shared with Bliss UK. I'm so proud!
Drinking in some sparkling water on Wordless Wednesday
Finding some dolphins frolicking in the surf made my day, add in some sparkling sunshine on the water and I was at peace #WordlessWednesday
10 Ordinary Objects
The ordinary can sometimes be extraordinary! Another fun photography challenge - 10 Ordinary Objects.
Hanging around on Wordless Wednesday
Visiting Hanging Rock lookout over the Shoalhaven River is like stepping back in time as I visit old haunts #WordlessWednesday
Planting the seed of sharing pandemic experiences
Planting a seed for you to record your experiences during this pandemic situation with #SundayStills
What do you see? Wordless Wednesday
Bushfire regeneration is happening all around us and this tree caught my imagination. What do you see?#WordlessWednesday
Jump in for an update of May’s happenings
Welcome to my World. May was another month of lockdown, with restrictions starting to be lifted. Join me for a cuppa and a chat as we recap the month.
Straighten up and fly right
The view, as I sit looking straight ahead out of my sunroom is one of my favourite things. And so is looking up for #SundayStills
The Mathematician takes on Escher – Wordless Wednesday
The Mathematician loved doing this 1000 piece Escher jigsaw puzzle during lockdown! I know how to give great gifts 🙂 #WordlessWednesday
Images by the Dozen but without using numbers
Another fun photography challenge, Images by the Dozen. Photos of 1-12 'things' without using actual numbers. Last month was the alphabet of isolation and now it's numbers!
