Finally I am done with the vege path for a while..

The last few days I have finished off the sowing. I now have asparagus, rocket, carrot, parsnip, silverbeet and kale in rows and squares. Hopefully there will be a big harvest in a few weeks.

My helper slows me down a bit...

At spotlight I got a few bits for a new scarecrow. Cost $4 and was heaps of fun to make.

Went to Sydney on the weekend and spent a night out with Annie and her friends. On Saturday we drove up to the Hunter Valley vineyards and had a long leisurly lunch at Bimbadgen and then went around to a few different wineries and shops on the most beautiful of days. Very nice!

Easter camp 2010

We set off for Yagon as this is one of our fave camps. I love it cos the beach there is so beautiful and deserted. John was a bit worried all the camp spots would be taken seeing it was Easter and sure enough the camp was packed with young partiers. Luckily though we found a quiet corner and a great spot for our tent.

As we were starting to set up a goanna wandered into our camp. Totally fearless and on a mission for food. I said to John we better keep an eye on Josh as he might be taken for a nutritious snack.

We turned our backs and the next thing we know Josh is being approached by the goanna. No big deal really as we were around, but he was fearless, I tried to shoo him off with a stick but he wouldn't have a bar of it. He was going through our camp whether we wanted it or not.

Then came the cookaburra. It sat right next to John as he cooked our steaks and John said "I'll be! I've never seen them as bold as that". Yeah, he speaks like that, he also says he is feeling "poorly".. Haha what a grandy! When we sat down to eat the cookaburra struck! He flew over and with his strong beak grabbed John's medium rare (he didn't want my welldone steak) and John and he fought over it. John won but the Cookaburra didn't give up. A bit later he attacked again and this time John flung his wine over the table, the steak the bird himself etc. It was so funny. He was totally flustered. Apparently scarred from a young age when a magpie attacked him drawing blood.

On the beach we saw this beautiful crab and this other beautiful crab..

And some more..

Köpte en pyjamas till Joshan och vi tyckte han såg så himla rolig ut. He loves wearing his leasure suit!

Tur att vi inte bor i Sverige; Josh är för o-cool!

Bilder på Joshan

Halloj,


Idag har vi tagit bort ännu mer buskar och dylikt. John sa att det är "a bare yard now". Jag tycker det är roligt att kunna sätta egen prägel på stället. Kanske planterar ett citrusträd istället. Jag kan se mitt land nu. Det måste bara rensas ett par dagar till sen kan jag börja plantera. Yay!


Nu till det somliga väntat på; fler bilder.


Josh får ofta kuta runt utan blöja när jag bytt på honom och häromdagen när jag lämnat ytterdörren öppen så ...

Eller så kryper han in i "papperskorgs-skåpet"

Här är han med sitt hår lite friserat.

Sweden etc

These posts won't appear in the right order, they come out as I think, irratic!

Sweden was great, we had an awesome winter. This is how much snow there was in places.

This photo was taken on a skidoo outing.

Meanwhile Josh was

inside with g-ma

getting a chair-

massage..

I have tonnes of photos but not muc time with a (still) crier on my hands, but ther is one more I must add.

He met the Heineken girl at Bangkok airport. What a little adventurer. Wearing the geekiest outfit ever! Sorry!!

Joshan's first birthday

Josh turned one on the 21 March. Holy hell, how did this happen and how did we survive that first year of hardly any sleeping and screaming screaming screaming??

We had a party at the park and a heap of people turned up. It was a great day and this is Josh with the bike that he really would have wanted rather than the books and clothes he got. Unfortunately it belonged to one of the guests.

However much fun he had, most of the day he spent like this:

Back in Ol Red

We got back to Oz on the 7 March. Arrived to sunshine and unsual heat this time of year. Quite a change from what we had over in Sweden.

Aww my garden. What a catastrophy zone. I forgot to take "before" photos of most areas but there are some that shows what I have achieved in little stints here and there. Every time I put Josh down I run out to dig dig dig.

This is the front garden.. before..

And after.. It looks bare and horrid but we decided to put down grass here plus a nice bush of some sort. Bit more user friendly than the evil thorny rosebushes we used to have. I like it. Hate to say it but it feels "zen".. haha

That's some of the garden stuff. Won't bore you with more