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 […]
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. […]
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas (well an Australian one anyways) whether I like it or not. Even WordPress has got in on the act with ‘faux’ snowflakes wafting across its generic templates. I’m sorry, but when it’s only the 5th of December I refuse to jump on the Xmas-fest bandwagon just yet. […]
I’m not going to lie to you: I hate running, I can’t run, I don’t have time to run, I’m really slow, I lose my breath really easily, I get asthma if I try to run, it hurts my knees, it hurts everything, I’ve never been sporty, I’ve never been really fit, my boobs are too big to run….and […]
I know what you might be thinking at this stage, “How Bloody Long Is This Journey Nanna?!!” I’m pretty sure it was only ten days but I appear to have made it last for weeks instead. I promise you this is the last bit, the very end, well The Top End to be precise, as […]
Today’s word is ‘Fearless’. I’ve changed my blog theme today. It’s a bit pedestrian, I know, but I figure that as my posts appear to be fished straight out of ‘my personal diary’ I might as well have a style that really makes it look like a good old nosy into a strange woman’s journals. […]
Emigration If you’ve just landed on this page expecting advice on your 417 visa requirements you’re going to be sadly disappointed, because as readers of my blog will soon come to realise I have the attention span of a gnat and am very rarely able to stay on topic for more than a few sentences […]
