It’s Not The Journey That’s Important But The Standards Of The Toilet Facilities

So, after swanning around Magnetic Island on the Providence, and staring out at a marina full of lovely boats for six days from our apartment, we’ve come back home to our view of the Bay with a hankering for a boat again. There is a massive expanse of coastal waterways to explore on our doorstep, […]

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Not Quite Clean And Pure, But Definately Clean-er

Fifteen months ago I stopped eating animal and poultry meat.  So far, so good.  I’ve had a few teeny tiny bits of bacon in a quiche, an accidental consumption of some chicken in what I thought was a vegetarian rice roll, and two, crust-less and dolls-house-sized, ham sandwiches at High Tea……even I can’t survive on cake […]

An Oscar Worthy List Of Thank-You’s On Behalf Of The Lollipop Bride

I present to you one beautiful bride, and declare my bias straight away because she is my daughter. After all the planning, the logistics of getting a wedding party, dresses, table decs, luggage, travel cot and pram, boxes of cakes, those bloody DIY lollipop bouquets, and the geriatric rellies, from BrisVegas to Townsville, and then […]

How To Cope When Your World Gets Redonkulous, Spread The Love And Get Back To Simple

Yes I know that’s not a proper word, what are you? the grammar police??! Life is absolutely redonkulously busy right now, and there is really no other way to describe it. I’m currently spending the Easter break baking a huge multi-coloured train cake for my Grandson’s first birthday party; testing nail polish swatches for a […]

The Lavender Room in Bound Apart Exhibition for Rae and Bennett

Reblogged from pascalle burton: The Lavender Room Zine-in-a-Matchbox series, The Outlandish Watch Songbook and Revisited Translations, and the Short Black Suite poetry postcards are included in the Bound Apart Photography and Publishing exhibition held by Rae and Bennett Fine Art Printers & Gallery from 15th to 28th March. Read more… 3 more words Just because […]

Pink Trains Are Not The Answer, But Neither It Would Seem Is On-Board Security

I wanted to have a discussion about the issue of safety on trains, with regard to female safety in particular, following the suggestions made by the NSW Rape Crisis Centre, and the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, on International Women’s Day that there should be a trial of women only, pink carriages.  My initial reaction was […]

Genetics And Lifestyle: Is Too Skinny The New Too Fat?

Pop the kettle on, grab a few biscuits or some pieces of fruit, and pull up a chair, because I want to chew some fat (and some lean) with you, in a longish post. When I look back at old news reels from the seventies they always seem to be populated by very slim people, it’s […]

Roobarb and Custard, You’re Never Too Old To Revist Your Childhood

There are many anecdotes from my childhood that just don’t translate to the rest of the world, and this subversive and gloriously wibbly wobbly children’s animation is one of them. When I was a kid this was the sort of programming that shaped my personality for better or worse, and it’s refreshing to be reminded of […]

My Daily Post, Be As Irregular As Your Bowel Movements And Get A Life Worth Blogging About

Quick Tip: Stay Regular by michelle w. on February 21, 2013 –  Posted In The WordPress Daily Post This is the sort of ‘prompt’ that makes me really want to spit the dummy and pull the plug on WordPress, I am, as was once famously exclaimed in a meeting in one of my former workplaces, incandescent with rage.  […]

The Daily Prompt, Two Weeks Late – Please Sir Can I Explain?

“Think Global, Act Local” But What If It Feels Like Too Little Too Late? I’ve been MIA from WordPress for over two weeks now so this Daily Prompt is well and truly old hat already; the dog did not eat my homework but a power outage did fry our modem on the 27 January and […]

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