Monthly Archives: March 2009

Tonight I went to parent-teacher interviews. One question that is always raised is – “Has Philip thought about what he might like to do after school?” I don’t really like this question. Pip has the intelligence to be whatever he … Continue reading →

I am indeed a red button. I know this because in my side bar there is a button to prove it. How did I come to be a red button? Really it is a delightful consequence of being a blogger. … Continue reading →

They wanted to raise over ONE MILLION DOLLARS… to support research into leukaemia. He shaved his head in support… rediscovering an old scar and gaining some street cred. You helped him to raise over $600!

This year, after taking a season off to recover from surgery, Philip has re-joined his soccer team. Last week was the first game and I watched very nervously from the sidelines. He felt strong and fit and I know that he … Continue reading →

Life has been busy. We are all suffering time loss due to the start of the soccer season, the guitar lessons, the art lessons, the netball games, and every other activity that has me driving hither and thither. I have … Continue reading →

Pip has been growing his hair for more than 18 months. It is curling right down his back. He generally wears it in a ponytail, otherwise it is wild and woolly. It is the perfect length for rocking out… to … Continue reading →

Would you care for a cup of tea?   I am making new Imagine That… quilts and making changes to the way I have set up my blogs and website. See just over there on the side bar. I made … Continue reading →

I have become a little obsessed with charms squares. I think I love them as a collector rather than as a quilter. Five inch squares of every fabric in a collection. Forty different fabrics in a sample size all connected by colour and … Continue reading →

What a fabulous weekend my Pete and I had in Melbourne. If only it was a little more tropical I could happily make it my home. We went for the quilt show, but our weekend was so much more than … Continue reading →