Faith grows as I do
the simple things I know
how to do.
Well,
a glorious Good morning and Buongiorno to you all! I have woken up to a sunny
autumn’s day, with heaps of birds chirping, hardly any sound of traffic and the
fire still burning. What more could one ask for? Lol
I
have been busy with some secret projects this week and can’t share them with
you just yet, so it’s a bit light on with show and tell. Next week I will show
and tell them. I was busy this week filling orders for headbands and while I
was at it a fantastic idea came to me.
I
happened to be looking out the library door at work when our aboriginal aide
Lizzy walked by with one of the students who had a headband on that I had knitted
for her. It suddenly came to me that I should knit some headbands in the
aboriginal colours. I asked Lizzy about them and she was over the moon.......she
ordered three of them straight away. How excited was I!!!
National Sorry Day
On Tuesday 26th May, Australians across the country acknowledged National Sorry Day. It is a day to remember and commemorate the mistreatment of the country's indigenous population.
A couple of my new headband additions.
A glorious walk through the garden
: the marvellous shade of pinks and such a beautiful smell. Sometimes it is
nice to just slow down, and really take in the wonder of mother nature.
How pretty is this?
Gorgeous I say.
Brandon and I had just finished
looking out across the incredible view in front of us, we were both overwhelmed.
The Colosseum, in Italy.....a place where so many perished. I am also Sorry for all those souls taken.
We are having a long weekend here
in Western Australia to celebrate Western Australia Day, so tomorrow I am going
to enjoy my extra day.
Well sweeties......I’m buzzing off
now. Enjoy this wonderful day and I hope you spend your time doing the things
you love to do.
Cheers, Anita.
6 comments:
I love the aboriginal colours! Glad you are enjoying your fall weather. I can't believe how fast this year is going by! It's almost June!
Hi Anita,. we have a long weekend here in N.Z, too. The aboriginal colours did surprise me as they are the exact same colours of the region here that I live in, the Waikato. I had never heard of National Sorry Day & think what a wonderful idea to have a day to remember. Your rose looks just beautiful - have a great week Anita.
That pink spiky one looks very interesting :) Look forward to seeing all your secret projects
What a great idea to do the indigenous head bands.. The other ones are pretty too.
Haven't we had beautiful days! Love your pretty Rose and we have planted several Hakea Pincushion trees on the block. I love them.
Enjoy your extra day off. Can't wait to see Allison to see the tea cosy...
The headbands have turned out really well. They look great.
Hope you have thoroughly enjoyed your extra day on the weekend.
You've been busy! Love your headbands and such a great idea to do them in aboriginal colors.
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