We finally had the chance to use a Christmas gift from last year – Cliff and I went behind the scenes with the penguins at the Melbourne aquarium. They have both king penguins and gentoo penguins and we went out on the ice with them. We’re not allowed to take cameras or anything else, so don’t have photos of the experience itself, but here is Cliff greeting one of the gentoos as we were leaving.
After a long day of fishing, Colin wasn’t tired at all. I found this when I went up to tuck him in.
For our holiday gathering, my team from work decided to play lawn bowls. I had never played before and didn’t even know the rules. Once I realized it was just curling on the grass, I was good to go. I just needed Cliff at the other end holding a broom for me to aim at.
Laura headed out this weekend to get some new clothes. She keeps growing and all her clothes have gotten small.
Just hangin’ out, catching some dinner.
The rainbow lorikeets finally found the feeder! Between the feeder and the bird bath getting several daily visitors now, I am so enjoying having all these feathered friends to watch while I am working.
The rainbow lorikeets finally found the feeder! Between the feeder and the bird bath getting several daily visitors now, I am so enjoying having all these feathered friends to watch while I am working.
Colin wanted to help block the wind so Cliff could light Laura’s birthday candles. Naturally, candles were only in her slice to be COVID safe!
This lovely pies currawong came by the bird bath the other day. It’s rare that I can snap a decent photo of the birdbath visitors, but he was quite obliging.
Every spare moment has been spent reading the new Nevermoor book. She received it Wednesday evening and finished it Saturday afternoon, despite school and dance interfering.
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