another week...

[deird1]

More photos!


Day 232:


I seem to remember, when I was younger, everyone had a collection of spoons from the different locations they'd visited...

This was a more unusual way of displaying them, and I found it rather interesting.




Day 233:


Spring is so close to arriving, and we've been getting such lovely weather.

The boyfriend and I took advantage of the nice day to go to the park for lunch.



Day 234:


This is one for the foreigners: a typical Australian powerpoint.

Note the on/off switches. We do not just plug things in and go - we very carefully switch the powerpoint on at the wall.



Day 235:


The wood on the basketball court had an interesting mark on it that looked rather like a villainous guy.

At least, I think that's what it looked like - but a week later I can't see it at all...



Day 236:


Our afternoon of having disabilities.

We both managed to crash this scooter into the side of the train. Those things are much harder than they look.



Day 237:


Here is my housemate, looking rather pretty.



Day 238:


Two boys, having a bath!

Aren't they cute? :)

Comments

[curiouswombat]

Hmm - I must take a picture of my one remaining spoon-rack.

We do not just plug things in and go - we very carefully switch the powerpoint on at the wall.

So do we. Are there places where they don't?

I think the mark on the floor looks like the head of an Alsatian dog.

[glorious-pancake-morning.blogspot.com]

THE GRIM

[redsixwing]

Wow, power points with switches. That's really smart. Why don't we do that? *eyes US infrastructure decisions, taps foot expectantly*

[velvetwhip]

Your plugs are so different from here.


Gabrielle

[nimthiriel]

I've been inspired to start collecting spoons when I go on holiday. This means I need to go back to all my previous holiday locations and get spoons I've missed out on :-p

[klme.livejournal.com]

My beautiful boys :)