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deird1Back on schedule!
Day 106:
This was the Saturday wedding, in which I played piano.
It was held in my church - which is, I think, one of the prettier churches to get married in.
Day 107:
Despite taking over 60 photos of my housemate's wedding day, I decided to post one which has absolutely nothing to do with her wedding...
These bikes are all over the city, for hire by people who know how to unlock them. This particular group of bikes were stuck in their racks, but apparently the wheels were still spinning - so a bunch of kids decided to try riding them right there. (I looked out the window of the pre-wedding bridesmaids' area, and saw them.)
Day 108:
It looks like this sign gets posted at the train station every morning.
It has, among other things, weather forecasts and a daily quote.
Day 109:
These two little girls were walking ahead of me all the way home. I think they were sisters.
Day 110:
Smudge, being indecisive.
He sat in my bedroom doorway for nearly ten minutes, trying to figure out if he wanted to be on my bed with Elf, or out exploring the rest of the house.
Day 111:
My new nephew Michael.
I took some photos of him earlier than this, but at the time he was in a humidicrib and not nearly as cute. It's funny how much nicer babies look when you put the teeny hats on their heads...
Day 112:
This is a piece of nature strip I walked past yesterday.
Most nature strips in my suburb are just short grass. (Or overgrown grass.) This one is a bit more creative.
Day 106:
This was the Saturday wedding, in which I played piano.
It was held in my church - which is, I think, one of the prettier churches to get married in.
Day 107:
Despite taking over 60 photos of my housemate's wedding day, I decided to post one which has absolutely nothing to do with her wedding...
These bikes are all over the city, for hire by people who know how to unlock them. This particular group of bikes were stuck in their racks, but apparently the wheels were still spinning - so a bunch of kids decided to try riding them right there. (I looked out the window of the pre-wedding bridesmaids' area, and saw them.)
Day 108:
It looks like this sign gets posted at the train station every morning.
It has, among other things, weather forecasts and a daily quote.
Day 109:
These two little girls were walking ahead of me all the way home. I think they were sisters.
Day 110:
Smudge, being indecisive.
He sat in my bedroom doorway for nearly ten minutes, trying to figure out if he wanted to be on my bed with Elf, or out exploring the rest of the house.
Day 111:
My new nephew Michael.
I took some photos of him earlier than this, but at the time he was in a humidicrib and not nearly as cute. It's funny how much nicer babies look when you put the teeny hats on their heads...
Day 112:
This is a piece of nature strip I walked past yesterday.
Most nature strips in my suburb are just short grass. (Or overgrown grass.) This one is a bit more creative.
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Date: 2011-04-22 11:53 pm (UTC)Gabrielle
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Date: 2011-04-23 08:14 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2011-04-23 08:14 am (UTC)We're all currently complaining because summer didn't happen properly, we didn't get nearly enough days over 30, and now it's all cold again. :)
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Date: 2011-04-23 01:22 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-04-23 08:10 am (UTC)Nature strip? Aussie for '(grass) verge', I'm assuming. It's an interesting difference which suggests your greenery is more deliberately eco-friendly while ours is just edge-of-road leftover space. I wonder if there's any truth in that.
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Date: 2011-04-23 08:13 am (UTC)Well, you can see how big that one there is - almost every suburb around these parts would have a grass section that wide. It's only when you get right into the city that it starts just being footpath right up to the road...
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Date: 2011-04-23 08:41 am (UTC)Breaking down language barriers since 2009.
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Date: 2011-04-23 03:04 pm (UTC)15 and very windy right now. I look forward to 23. I would look forward to 33, but I might not get any 33 days.
~Brin
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Date: 2011-04-23 08:07 pm (UTC)Huh. I should probably ask the rest of the Americans round these parts for their input. Maybe there should be a poll...
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Date: 2011-04-23 09:20 am (UTC)You are so right about babies and hats, too.
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Date: 2011-04-23 08:07 pm (UTC)no subject
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