Photograph taken from the dining-room window - Hamish and Angus having a "tea-party" (with toast).
books I'm reading or have bought to read...
- alain de botton: the architecture of happiness
- alain de botton: the pleasures and sorrows of work
- jackie kay: the adoption papers
- kiran desai: the inheritance of loss
- richard rohr: radical grace
- richard russo: empire falls
- susan southam: gardening by the seasons at foxglove spires
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June 02, 2009
March 26, 2009
A QUEENSLAND VERANDAH
Heidi and I took ourselves off to Brisbane yesterday to see if we could catch a one of the films being shown as part of the French Film Festival. On our way, we stopped in at Emma and Michael's. Had the camera with me and couldn't resist this lovely view from Michael's office.
December 04, 2008
COMING IN FROM THE COLD
Emma, Michael and their two boys Hamish and Angus (our grandsons) are returning to Australia to live after 4 years in England. They are leaving England tomorrow and will arrive in Brisbane on Saturday. Lots of preparations are underway! Hamish probably doesn't remember the last time he was here and Angus was born in England and hasn't been to Australia yet. It's very hot and humid just now, so it will be quite a change for them. I'm wondering what they will make of all the "nature" noises - the birds - laughing kookaburras, whip birds, parrots...also at night the racket the frogs and cicadas make when the sun has gone down. To begin with they may feel as though they are in a jungle!
I took this photograph when I was over visiting in August.
