Saturday, November 28, 2009

Six Days as a Strathalbian

Friday 27th:

Wandered around sunny Strathalbyn. It is so beautiful - you will have to visit sometime if you haven't already. Will add some photos later if I get a chance..

Visited friends, met a new pet kitten :), had coffee at Jack's cafe, hung in the Shed, got to go along to a b'day dinner.

Sunday 29th:

More catching up with friends, visited a church to hear another friend speak, fell in love with a rescued bird (which pooed on the skirt!!). It sat on my shoulder most of the afternoon, flying onto other people's heads at intervals when it got restless. It also had a swim in a little tub of water.
Went climbing up my sunset tower (not a very exciting sunset, but a good view nonetheless!)

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Sleepy Sundays.. at home and away

Well, it doesn't show up real well in the photo, but you may be able to make out a couple of shadowy bits. They happen to be watermelon juice marks - generously deposited upon me by my 17mth old friend! We were at a goodbye BBQ for some other friends. It was a lovely, sunny, breezy day. Good food, and lots of happy people! And the watermelon will come out fine, I'm sure, so all is well.
I think that was all the excitement the skirt had that day. Most of the rest of the time was spent attempting to absorb psychological information for an exam the next day, procrastinating further absorption, and trying not to doze off...

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Skirts like Tea Too


Yesterday (Friday) the skirt came on an excursion to Sydney.
It wandered around the Macquarie (?) Shopping Centre with a few friends, paying particular attention to T2 and T2's Teahouse. So much tea to smell! So much tea to taste! So many teapots/utensils/cups/saucers/general tea-related things! ..and a little bit expensive - eek!

The teahouse was gloriously moody. We managed to snag a few lush lounges and huddled round a table covered in pots of tea (one each but we shared!) and a few sweet nibbles. What luxury!


The day ended with a stroll in nearby bushland, a roasted feast, and -of course- more tea.
Most successful.