And here's a new take on egg in a hole. A Fathers Day breakfast idea.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Fathers Day Eating
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eggs,
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lemon biscuits
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Father and Daughter
I was once a debutante, but I am really not into the whole concept, so ... well silly really. Introducing a young lady into society - where was she before then? A rite of passage, tradition, an excuse for a good night out...I guess that was what drew me in, that and the fear that I may be missing out on something.
The Big Bowerbird stayed up until midnight dancing and eating sticky date pudding, that smile was even bigger when she finally returned home. Those one on one times with a parent on their own are so special , for the kids and their parents. Before I know it she will be out until midnight on her own, that's a hard thought to swallow. Afraid I may be a bit of a helicopter at that stage.
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debutante ball,
father and daughter,
fathers day,
growing up
Tip Tapping
I watched SBS's Rockwiz last weekend and discovered some great new music to listen to, I just loved the duet at the end of the show. I had heard their music before but only a few times and had not noted who was singing (probably droned out by the less than blissful sounds of three children riding backseat in a small car). Very excited to find some new sounds to listen to, so thought I would share.
Rockwiz - Jodi (San Cisco) and Helen Croome (Gossling)
Gossling - Wild Love
San Cisco - Awkward
Then You Tube suggested some other amazing sounds
Dillon
Tip Tapping - The little Bowerbird is very fond of this one.
Snakadaktal
A fathers day treat means we are going to see Nitin Sawhney at the Art Centre's new Hamer Hall this Sunday. I can't wait!
Nitin Sawhney - Sunset
Made any musical discoveries of late?
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Water Beads and Eyeballs
Ewwww they feel like eyeballs!
And indeed they do.
Daddy Bowerbird is not keen.
"Have you felt you own eyeball?' asks the Big Bowerbird suspiciously.
"Yes, when their is something in there, or even just out of curiosity", I reply.
Bouncy bright coloured peepers to squeeze and delve your fingers through. Eyeballs that like to escape and roll across the floor, sometime whole bowls full of eyeballs running amock. Eyeballs that grow, that start off tiny, then become lumpy, and finally are perfect slippery spheres. Eyeballs you can break into tiny parts. Peepers you can add to the garden when the fun is over, or you can dry out to play with again another time. Eye balls that last and keep coming out for more experiments. Eyeballs that glow when the sun shines through them. Eyeballs to arrange in artistic patterns, eyeball traffic lights.
I ordered these online. All the kids loved them. They'd make great stocking fillers or an alternative Halloween gift (or eyeball prank).
For more eye ball ideas, I mean water beads ideas, check out these sites.
http://playathomemom3.blogspot.com.au/2011/06/water-beads.html
http://www.theimaginationtree.com/2012/02/water-bead-seaside-sensory-tub.html
http://www.teachpreschool.org/2012/05/the-wonderful-world-of-water-beads/
http://www.alittledelightful.com/2012/01/ocean-sensory-tubs.html
http://mummamadeit.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/water-beads.html
http://lessonslearntjournal.com/waterbead-fishing/
I think you get the idea (pun intended)
Have you ever felt an eyeball?
Linking up with Let The Children Play
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eyeballs,
things to do with kids,
water beads,
water play
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