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Harvest Festival

Its a wonderful of year here. The leaves are turning, the days grow shorter and of course the cold winds arrive. I love the cold even after experiencing a winter here. I think it has lead me to romanticising it even more than before. The folks around these parts like to get together and thank all that is good for all that they have received and I must say we got our fair share of goodies this year. We had potatos, carrots, onions, capsicums, tomatos, blue berries and stacks of salads stuff and that was just for the garden. Of course our big haul is getting Timothy, who is the sweetest, cutest and smartest baby ever (of course). So join these pics from our local church of all the harvest goodies, (food and flowers etc). And remember to thank God, the Universe or whatever is your think for something special you have got in the last year. Much better than coming up with new years resolutions is my thinking.

YogaBaby

We're swinging now. Timothy is pictured here doing his yoga thing he learnt in his Wednesday class. very trendy :P



Though I think some silly folks out there might like to lock us up for this move but its an offical move


Timothy hanging with his sweet girlfriend, the Lovely Alice

Sticky Tape

We haven't put up any entries recently about adventuring type stuff, because, well, we haven't had any.

The boy is currently going through an awful patch of crappy sleeping, so we have been spending our free time trying desperately to get some (any!) sleep and generally trying to cope.

Timbo doesn't seem to care much though, oblivious to the havok he creates, and continues to enjoy himself and be a very awake, happy and active little lad. We discovered this morning that (for some reason) he finds the sound of peeling sticky tape really funny. Have a look for yourself:

Memory of a wonderful man

Today I found out that I lost my wonderful uncle Stan to the fight of lung cancer. Stan was a lovely husband, wonderful father and a great uncle. He was so full of life and love. Very generous of spirit and soul, we will miss him so much and I am very sorry I did not get to see him before he went. Ben, Timothy and I would like to send out love and prayers to his family, especially Loie, though I can't begin to imagine the sorrow she feels now, we hope the family rallies around you all.



I will always remember the wonderful Christmas summer holidays spent with Uncle Stan, Auntie Loie and cousins Erik and Jemma. They were wonderful times filled with great stories and lots of love and laughter. I will always remember Stan when I think of Currumbin beach and bbq's. I know he will be in a lovely place now though I pray that the angels will send strength and courage to those left behind.

Love you Stan, Goodbye

Its bundles of babies

Yes that's right, here we have young Timothy hanging out with all his groovy new friends. There is Henry, Harrison, Naomi, Marcus and Joe.

Home Grown

How cool are these...



and they tasted great too, yum!