So, so much to do and so, little energy! Todays few pain free hours were spent yelling on the sidelines of E’s rugby game {I’m told this can induce labour so am vigorously practicing for the opportune moments coming in the next few weeks}. I …
Three dogs. On their the couch. Sometimes I have to remind myself that he who pays the mortgage controls the couch, though I don’t think these three care too much about the household division of power.
The light in the morning can be stunning in our lounge. The happiness when these two are at peace with each other is equally as lovely.
At 5pm on a Saturday arvo it’s now totally acceptable to whip up a batch of Date Scones even when no-one else in the house really even enjoys them {aside from E who’s great love of warm baked goods does not discriminate against dates}.
I forgot to take a picture of the many beautiful wreaths that were hung on our local War Memorial on Anzac Day. They are still hanging in there, just a little wilted and older, like the men and women we paid tribute to on April …
Out of the sadness of a broken, favourite hook {at night, which rendered me hookless – yarn down!} has come a new discovery. There are better hooks out there, smooth weighty ones, hooks from which I don’t have to file burrs off before I use them with a nail file! The wonders of Spotlight are vast people.
After reading Tartan Kiwi’s post last night regarding her blogging slump, I realised I have been feeling exactly the same way. I start a post most days, lose interest and leave them abandoned in drafts, never to be released into the blogosphere. Not spending the …
Poncho : Country Road
Skirt: Huffer
T-shirt: Verge
Sandals: Overland
We went out on Saturday AT NIGHT! I was so excited as it was a little bit cooler so I could wear my slouchy cardy/poncho finally. Believe it or not I purchased this in January, smack bang at the beginning of the never-ending-summer. I LOVE winter clothes and jackets and layering and scarves…….I possibly love the idea of these things a tad bit more this year as I will have the aftermath of baby hippo to hide throughout the winter {shudder}.
See that skirt? Mum bought that for me 10 years ago. Good old Huffer. I always keep quality clothes especially those that fit you through a range of sizes like this skirt does.
31 weeks;
– Baby hippo is a busy beaver, we woke up one morning and Dave told me that bubs had been building a house all morning!
– The nursery is set-up!!!! I am waiting for the last two prints to arrive from the states {then I will frame everything}, the mobile to arrive and then I can decorate ::squee::
– My belly feels heavy. Just SO heavy, like it’s filled with a bowling ball. Iron pills are helping with my energy levels but lugging the hippo around in the afternoons is hard work.
– I am ridiculously excited. We have washed all of E’s baby clothes and nearly all of his blankets, I can’t believe how much I saved for 8 years! Definitely feel like we are on the home stretch now, fingers crossed the home stretch is not quite 9 weeks long x.
Kath Leopard Flat~ Overland $179 It feels like I had been searching for the perfect pair of leopard flats for my whole life, {a teensy exaggeration, but, the hunt has been on for well over a year}. I found these at Overland whilst searching for the perfect …
