Yay Mum

Well I just read through some comments and discovered that my mum left me a comment. That is very cool and I am very proud of you mum. XOX

Blog Things

Ok so I am getting a bit carried away with the blog things but some of them are cute

Your Old Fashioned Name Is...

Blanche Aldebourne

What's Your Old Fashioned Name?

Your Inner Child Is Happy

You see life as simple, and simple is a very good thing. You're cheerful and upbeat, taking everything as it comes. And you decide not to worry, even when things look bad. You figure there's just so many great things to look forward to.

How Is Your Inner Child?

Lucky Underwear

I stole this from my sister's blog. Turns out we have the same colour lucky underwear, hello Meg.

Your Lucky Underwear is Blue

You are caring and extroverted. You've made relationships your number one focus, and your lucky blue underwear can bring some balance to them. You thrive in one-on-one situations. You are a good listener and a natural born therapist. Sometimes you let the concerns of others become too important in your life, leading to stress and worry. If you want more balance, put on your blue underpants. They'll help you take care of yourself first.

What Color Is Your Lucky Underwear?

Read All About It

My boy was in the local paper today, that's him leaning on the table in the middle. Unfortunately the article isn't about what a fabulous job his parents have done of raising him but never the less there he is. Isn't he cute?

An update on his not so cute antics; so far so good. We haven't heard from the guy with the ding in his car door.

I need to go to bed I am making so many spelling mistakes. I just could not get to sleep last night, so frustrating just lying there waiting to drop off knowing ti is no where close, hohum. I am off to see if it comes any easier tonight.

Bloody Gandhi

We have made a pledge that we are not going to stay in the house on Sundays because we all go a bit stir crazy. So today we went for a drive and stopped at a park so the kids could have a play. We found a carpark in the shade right in front of the playground. The kids were so excited Sam flung the door open and connected with the nice bright red shiny Ford XR6 parked beside us. So now, as well as discipling our child we have the moral quandary of whether to tell the owner (who happens to be the only other parent on the playground, so he probably could have picked us out of a line up). The only thing going through my head was the bloody Gandhi quote about be the change you wish to see in the world, sigh. So we took Sam to apologise to the man and explain what happened, he joked that it would match the one on the other side, but I think ours was a much better effort, it was definitely bigger. He isn't sure whether he will bother getting it fixed but no doubt we will know about it when he does. So expensive as it was I am hoping that Sam learnt 2 lessons today, one it is always better to tell the truth even when you know the consequences won't be good and two don't fling the bloody car door open .

Scrapped my Heart Out

I have been a busy little scrapper this weekend. Sat up till about 1:30 this morning to complete 2 LO's then did another 2 today, and there is still another day to this weekend (mind you there is a fair bit of laundry and general tidying to do).

This first LO is for a DT challenge set by Ms Zane at LSBS, which had to include song lyrics. The song is Billy Joel's Lullabye (Goodnight My Angel) which Phil sings to Audrey all the time, it has kind of become her song.














The second LO was for the monthly challenge at Scrap Therapy, where you had to buy something at an Op Shop to use. I bought a cute little Pumpkin Patch top and cut the frill off the bottom to use as a frame and the daisy trim from around the neck. I had to keep remnding myself while I was cutting it up that it only cost me 20c.








The third LO was for another DT challenge at LSBS set my Michelle where you had to make a background from scraps without having anything else in mind. I used all black and white pp so I thought a b&w photo with a touch of colour would go well, so I photoshopped this photo taken at Sam's 5th birthday party where the boys were graffiting on our wall, the sentiment says "Life is black and white we add our own colour"







The last one that I finished tonight is my first ever LO without a photo. This was for the Monthly Inspiration challenge at LSBS set by Scrapmanda, I had to use the quote by Mother Teresa as inspiration but I thought it was so lovely I had to use it. Its a pretty simple LO but I think I will put it up above my scrap desk and use it for inspiration for all my LO's. Thanks Amanda.

That's not right!

I was sitting here browsing LSBS and Scrap Therapy cause the computer is in front of the cooler. When I heard dripping, never good inside. I look up and it is raining on the back of the computer desk, not good at all. I think I over-worked the reverse cycle air con, but that is one of life's catch 22s isn't it? If it was cooler I could do without it but its been 35+ for a week now. I am really hoping for that thunder storm now, even with the sheets on the line.