So last night my baby brother’s exhibition opened in Melbourne. If you live there – maybe pop along. More info on his Facebook page and webpage. I’ll be going to the Sydney opening (I think) and I can’t wait. A number of youthful adults do not show indications of maleness female viagra sildenafil even after … Continue reading The Eddy Effect
This week I received this text from my errant son: I have not completed my english speech, please do not be alarmed to recieve a phone call from my friendly yet evil english teacher you dont need to eat me she already has, thank you for your cooperation most sincerely H Okay so he needs … Continue reading Not good at English?
I’m getting ready for Flu Season. I’ve booked in for a flu shot (April 30), free at my workplace. And I’ve made up my flu prevention essential oil mix… which is also nice to use if you have a cold or flu. I have great faith in my mix. I use it all the time. … Continue reading Flu preparation
This is a photo of Groover at the top of the overbridge that we walk on during our weekend’s walk. He nearly always beats me to the top. These days I find it hard to find the time to exercise. Yes I know it’s an excuse. Yes I know that if I really prioritised properly … Continue reading Just saying yes at the moment
Remember how we won that quiz nite way back in July? Well last night we used the prize – a $500 voucher at Lamonts in Cottesloe. Winners are grinners. This is another Kate Lamont restaurant to go with the East Perth posh dining and the more rustic fare in the Swan Valley. The business model … Continue reading A dinner for clever people
Donna Tartt doesn’t write many books. It was at least ten years between The Secret History – which I loved – and this new novel The Little Friend. Donna Tartt’s books are dense novels. Rich novels. Long novels. At the end you feel intimately connected with her characters (possibly because it has taken so long … Continue reading The Little Friend by Donna Tartt
Julian Fellowes you might remember wrote the screenplay for Gosford Park – and won an Oscar for it.. In this novel of manners he tells the story of a social climbing young lady who manages to capture the heart of a young heir. Once ensconced in the aristocracy she puts it in jeopardy. The story … Continue reading Snobs by Julian Fellowes
I’m old. Period. Just sat in a Mike Walsh presentation on the future of media. Mike Walsh entitle’s himself – Managing Director of Tomorrow. And the tomorrow he sees is a world where The Naturals are under 20 and the rest of us are not older… we’re old. [of course the old among us will … Continue reading I’m too old for 2am bedtime
I wasn’t going to change my theme for a while but then I won this groovy new theme called Revolution Pro and I just couldn’t help myself but play with it. I’ve been using Theme Test Drive to see how it looks and changing bits and pieces every night until it got to the point … Continue reading Playing with design – yet again
Hello! It is my pleasure to host the All Women Blogging Carnival created by Leigh, once again. This week we have a HUGE line up with blogs to sample from around the world and on a great variety of subjects. Are you ready? Here we go then! All for Women presents Sisterhood of the travelling … Continue reading All Women Blogging Carnival
