Saturday, December 3, 2011

Flower play, raspberries, and fete preparations

 This week - little Bowerbird discovered that pansies float and called them flower boats.
 We made a lovely arrangement
Which she couldn't keep her hands out of.  I fought it for a couple of minutes and then decided not to worry.
After all, we have plenty.



There was even enough to do some painting with.



 Raspberries coming in by the punnet - about 3 punnets picked by the big Bowerbird today.  
My version of Nasi Goreng made from a home grown harvest of - puple cauliflower, broccolli, purple onions, spring onions, grated carrots, spinach, garlic, coriander, and chives. Such food pride, I only bought rice, kecap manis, and eggs.

  School fete preparations and long days working on an art/ seed project have kept me busy.


 Middle one made this lovely sign for the fete.


 More on the school fete extravaganza to come.

2 comments:

  1. 'Flower boats' are so cute. All you need is a little floating candle in there to cover them in a warm glow.

    Stellar effort on your fete creations, my hat well and truly goes off to you. :)

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  2. You sure have all been busy - wish i could be there to visit your fete stall as it looks like fun.

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