Oi Oi Oi
It’s a been quite a while since I did an Aussie Day party, but it felt like time to treat my new Londonish friends to all the delights that our little Continent-Island has to offer.
It’s a been quite a while since I did an Aussie Day party, but it felt like time to treat my new Londonish friends to all the delights that our little Continent-Island has to offer.
I made a top.
My work has a new thing, where we can go work in another country for up to a month- providing we have the legal right to be there and clear it with HR for tax purposes. For me, that means Australia in the AutumnTime now became a reality. So back in October, as London started turning gross and grey, I hopped on a plane and migrated south to sunshine.
One morning, in Kalbarri, I met the most beautiful of creatures…
It’s pink. I mean. Really really pink.
I was lying in the sun, trying to soak up some of those delicious rays before being forced back into the grey (hi London!), when the order came. ‘Go and get your camera, there are owls’. So I did. And so there were.
There are three little ones in my Perth family- kids of my cousins aged 15 months, and 6 and 7 years old. This year for Christmas, we made a decision not to give presents to anyone in the extended family (cousins and aunts and uncles), except for those little ones. With an exception for things made by hand.
In which I continue the journey through Perth in selfie, and food-shots. I think we might be up to day Seven.
In which my family wanders off the path, I scold them, and they tell me I am too Germanified. I am not even kidding.
As an effort to start the new year off right I thought I should finish off some blogging from 2018. Here’s a quick recap of my very short 10 day visit to Perth back in October-November. Told primarily in the the most beautiful of all of the artforms, ‘The Selfie’. And featuring that most beautiful of all things- ‘Aussie Food’.