Large family life, travel, pictures, autism living
For my birthday this year I gifted myself tickets to the Midnight Oil Resist concert, at Heifer Station in Orange NSW. Over the years I've seen Midnight Oil play a number of times, and at not one of those concerts did they disappoint. Although there was that one time they were super late to the... Continue Reading →
Did you miss me? It has been a quiet year, given the time spent indoors, due to lockdowns. Getting to the end of our second year participating in a major historical event, I'm tired but aren't we all? I have a little more reason to be tired however, having had a heart attack in July.... Continue Reading →
So it's nearly been a year and we are still working on the house. To catch everyone up. We bought a fibro house (built in 1965) in Western NSW for a steal, the previous owners had started but not finished a renovation. Leaving many strange hillbilly engineering feats for us to figure out and/or make... Continue Reading →
Years ago I had a walk in pantry, and I have never forgotten how wonderful having such a space is. Especially with a large family that requires copious amounts of supplies. Seriously, our grocery shopping always looks like we are pandemic hoarders. I need another one. Off the end of the skinny gallery style kitchen... Continue Reading →
Local adventures for the win! Not far from us there is a small national park and within it you will find Mount Nangar. Once you get up the hill, on a track which is definitely not for two wheel drives, you'll be treated to a spectacular view to the east. If you don't have a... Continue Reading →
Purple people, right? Those that dare to flare, and do it everywhere. You all know someone. Everything they own is purple, all their clothes, towels, their hair, a car if they can, their nails, everything about them is purple. Even the home they live in. Purple, all of the things must be purple. Don't take... Continue Reading →
These here are trying times for a blogger that talks about adventure. Things are getting a bit tetchy in the house, the kids are asking every morning 'what are we doing today?'. Only the week before they were asking 'where are we going today', so that is a bit of an indictor that they too... Continue Reading →
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