Playing the latest and greatest in TV games…
Making cupcakes…
Roller skating…
A trip to the beach…
The girls playing in the pool (still too cold for me) and spa.
Baking gifts for my parents wedding annivesary.
And continuing to take photos for Picture Spring.
I’ve also been working on a few organising projects and have decorated for Halloween. Will share very soon.
Finally today we had warmth and sunshine. So we promptly headed to the beach – the dog beach so we could take the pups.
The dogs had lots of fun chasing balls, and other dogs. Rosie managed to take on a pit-bull and survive (just).
We love it here because we always have the place to ourselves, with the occasional dog being walked. The steel works are right behind but you wouldn’t know it when facing the ocean.
There was plenty of digging – both the kids and Rosie (Bailey just tries to catch the sand being thrown up)
Rosie is obsessed with reflections given from my watch.
Bailey was most appreciative when Christy spread out her towel…. he didn’t waste any time making himself comfortable.
Okay, I’m doing a combined post today about two classes I’m currently taking. The first is LOAD (layout a day). I’m really enjoying the challenges and so far have completed 3 out of the 3 days.
The second class is Picture Spring. I actually bought this class 6 months ago and have been waiting for Spring to come along (in Australia) do the photo prompts. But this morning I got an e-mail to say that BPC are offering this class as a self paced class – meaning you can start at any time. So wish I’d know this was going to be an option as instead of the daily e-mail coming into my inbox I have to go check out the achieves to get my prompt for the day. And I’ve also already paid for Summer and Fall!!! Oh, well live and learn. Here are the photos so far.
Day 1 – Beginnings
Day 2 – part of morning routine (I’ve photographed my morning tea making so much I thought I’d do something different)
Day 3 – 30 steps from where your camera lives
It’s been a while since I shared any photos of our guinea pigs but they had a little photo session after a recent bath. We are down to two now and they are both rather old ladies at 5.5 years.
Since I’m pretty much the soul carer of the piggies we aren’t planning to have any more once these ladies die, but I sure will miss them. They are sweet and cute and I love how they squeak when they hear a rustling noise in the hope it’s some fresh food for them.
