at Oakden and had fun feeding the ducks on the estate.
Monday, February 09, 2009
Monday was duck feeding
On the way back to the airport we dropped into a mutual colleague's house
at Oakden and had fun feeding the ducks on the estate.





at Oakden and had fun feeding the ducks on the estate.
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duck feeding,
Oakden
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Chloe's 3rd Birthday Party
Early on Sunday morning a Bouncy Castle arrived and was set up in the backyard of Barbara's house.




Another former colleague,Sue Milne was there with her boys.



I escaped the face painting, mainly done by Bec and also Katie who painted Bec














Another former colleague,Sue Milne was there with her boys.
I escaped the face painting, mainly done by Bec and also Katie who painted Bec
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Chloes 3rd birthday
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Day on the Green Simply Red Concert
Busy weekend! I flew down to Adelaide at 1:40am and Barbara and her children picked me up at 7am and we went to the Central Market. We met within minutes our old CDU colleague Peta Kruse and had our breakfast with her. Later in the day, an early birthday treat was a trip to the Day on the Green "Simply Red Concert" at the Peter Lehmann Winery at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
Whilst we took our own food it was nice to be offered food by other familes who we chatted with.
Dragon and also Kate Cebrano were very good support acts.







Whilst we took our own food it was nice to be offered food by other familes who we chatted with.
Dragon and also Kate Cebrano were very good support acts.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
"Des[s]erting for the desert "on Australia Day
With Rod and Jesie about to leave Darwin for Alice Springs,an invitation to spend
Australia Day evening with them was extended and it was a great evening.
We all brought desserts.

As the theme was "des[s]erting for the desert" it was appropriate that friends gave them a "Deserters Kit"




Rod and Jessie are ready to become grey nomads down the track sometime in the future?


Australia Day evening with them was extended and it was a great evening.
We all brought desserts.
As the theme was "des[s]erting for the desert" it was appropriate that friends gave them a "Deserters Kit"
Rod and Jessie are ready to become grey nomads down the track sometime in the future?
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
More lizard shots
The Frill-necked Lizard, or Frilled Lizard also known as the Frilled Dragon, (Chlamydosaurus kingii)is still outside the Department of Health and Families library and Menzies School of Health Research at RDH each day.


For more information about Frill-necked Lizards
For more information about Frill-necked Lizards
Monday, January 19, 2009
Seen around the library garden
We have a visitor at the Library athe moment, Dr. Charlie Corke from Barwon Health in Victoria.

When I snapped a group photograph of the project team, this Frilled-necked Lizard was an observer.

When I snapped a group photograph of the project team, this Frilled-necked Lizard was an observer.
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Charlie Corke,
Frill-necked Lizard
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Catching up with Jeanette
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