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Memorable Monday
Today is a big day. I’ve decided it qualifies to be called Memorable Monday. Why? My husband turns 60 He […]
Not so manic Monday
Now that I’m not working anymore 🙂 Mondays don’t have that awful Manic Monday feel to them – in fact […]
Throwback Thursday – 12 January 2017
Throwback Thursday today features a wedding party in 1980, a bright-eyed bride and groom and their happy parents. Oh wait […]
A whacky family photo
I love this photo so much that I just have to share it with you again! Source: Awkward Portraits by Karin […]
Wonderlusting around the world
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I need another lifetime to travel to all the places I want to see. To experience…
Travel blog – New Zealand #3
Day 3: Queenstown, gondola ride, sunshine, bike riding, wandering Today was our last full day in Queenstown so we decided […]
Travel blog – New Zealand #2
Day 2: Queenstown, Crown Summit, Cardrona, Bradrona, Wanaka, Glendhu, Puzzleworld, Cromwell The day started out a bit overcast with rain […]
Travel blog – New Zealand
Day 1: Queenstown and surrounds Waking up to this view from our Queenstown apartment after getting in late last night. […]
Sparkle and Shine – Weekly Photo Challenge
In every person there is a sun. Just let them shine. Socrates Shine is the prompt for this week’s photo challenge […]
Tulip Tuesday
Beautiful and delicate, these are among my favourite flowers in the garden at the moment. Tell me, what is it you […]
Keeping it local – Weekly Photo Challenge
Local = Put your money where your house is Local is the prompt for this week’s photo challenge and Jen […]
Wordless Wednesday – love this place!
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday Debbie
Wordless Wednesday – the big wet continues
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday Debbie
Wordless Wednesday – demise of the bendy tree
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday On this very spot used to stand my favourite tree, ‘bendy tree’ which I would silently greet every […]
