By: Sally Murphy,
on 7/12/2011
For a brief moment today I was warm. the sun peeked out for a few glorious hours and I took myself off for a walk to, and along, the beach. And yep, as I trecked back up the steep stairs from the beach I very vreifly considered whipping off my jacket and getting down to just two layers - but didn't. Now the sun has set and the chill is back. The heater is blaring and my snuggy rug is
By: Sally Murphy,
on 7/11/2011
The temperature here in Southwest WA has struggled to top 10 degrees Celcius the past few days, so I must confess to a little envy of today's guest, with her balmy 19 degrees! However, even that is cold - especially by Queensland standards. There are a LOT of Aussies looking for warmth at the moment. But enough whinging about the weather -
By: Sally Murphy,
on 7/10/2011
As the cold snap continues here in Australia (or at least many parts of the country), I am loving this series of heart-warming posts from my friends. Today I'm really thrilled to welcome Anita Bell who has gone the extra mile with her post, writing in rhyme to tell of her 'interesting' travels of late. Welcome Anita. My Heartwarming Week from HellBy Oz Author, AA Bell The day that Sally
By: Sally Murphy,
on 6/28/2011
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By: Sally Murphy,
on 6/20/2011
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Chris, you've painted some gorgeous pictures with your words. Sounded like Lord Howe was one of those lovely, old-fashioned family holidays with time to talk and relax. <br />Thanks for sharing :)
Oops, that was me!