Friday fav

Following on Thursday's thoughts (actually written moments ago)...

Here's one of my favourite photos of all time... well, one with me in it anyway... the cousins circa 1974.

Left to right: me (with a very cute white handbag - note it matches my shoes - and pink gun, what all girls need); Catriona; Jodz & Mike (with cute doll, probably borrowed from one of us girls)

New house!

As promised... photos of my new house...

Photo time!

So, my camera lives in my bag (which one of them I have with me) and my USB cable lives plugged in at home... handy. And, as I said earlier, facebook is the way to go for photos. Want to know what those around me have been up to? Visit my latest photo album - it's the Santa Parade. Oh, and my beads are there, too. Must update those soon...
On the work front... there's the Harry Potter stuff; Outreach Therapy Pets visit; random work photos - including the sight of me in pink!

In my family life - there's some random photos taken at random times; my sister's 50th; a niece's birthday & Guy Fawkes; my brother-in-law's 50th; a niece's 21st; up north & dad's grave; girls' week on the Gold Coast; random stuff from around home - including ducklings, my Molly cat and my favourite holiday destination; a great-niece's 4th; a great-nephew's 6th...

More to come I'm sure. I'll just update this post...

flickr fun

So this time it's photos and flickr and stuff...

I uploaded photos to flickr and then made a funky little montage of my holiday on the Gold Coast... using BigHUGElabs mosaic maker. It's pretty cool. [well, I thought it was - until there's this huge notice! Bother - will save and sort out from work Friday!] [NB 2: and then I log on this morning - and there's no evil notice saying 'do not link to this page save to your computer instead... odd... so if there's 2 mosaics... you know why!]

I must say, tho' that I prefer scrapbooking with paper and stuff... I can make mosaics there, too...

And I can add things that are important. Like, in this spread about my dad, I've put a piece of schist from his rock pile (he was a stone mason). And it's written in my handwriting, making it more personal.

Love you, Dad, miss you heaps. Seeing you this weekend - hopefully I'll remember the Buzzy Bee pinwheels to put on your grave.