Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us. Oscar Wilde. Are you one of those people that can remember faces, numbers and names long after you’ve discovered them? That’s not me. Something happened after I hit 50. I walk to the kitchen pantry and think “now, what was I looking for” or … More All time Favorites
In my neck of the woods things are a bit twisted. There’s yarn bombing down the Main Street, along the railway fence, which acts as a canvas for knitted trains and assorted rural scenes. Not far away, at Strathewen, street poles are knitted and twisted. Who would think something so ordinary could look so snug … More Twisted
Sometimes it’s good to go against the grain, to experiment, take risks and reinvent the rules. So that’s what I’m doing with this challenge. I was nominated by the lovely Lorelle at A Mindful Traveller for the “three day quote challenge” as well as Tanvir at Myexpressionifthoughtsblog. I love a good quote as much as … More Friendships, Challenges and Unlikely Quotes
“A drawing is simply a line going for a walk”. Paul Klee. I love that idea, that a line can go anywhere. That it can start from nothing and become something significant, that it can be both a journey and a destination. That line can go from Point A to Point B with purpose or … More Story-lines in the High Country
Why do seagulls live by the sea? Because if they lived by the bay they’d be a bagel! Sorry, I know that’s pretty corny but it reminded me of some cheeky seagulls we met on a recent trip. They were everywhere. Come to think of it I seem to be attracting a lot of birdlife … More Prolific cheeky Birdlife
How is it that at this late stage in life I feel I’m finally awakening? Something seems to have shifted this year. It’s like everything that’s happened has lead me to this point where each day feels open, vulnerable, expansive and new. Here in Melbourne, in the Southern Hemisphere, it’s Autumn and our environment is … More Awakening
Why did The Sound of Music come to mind when I read this prompt? It was mum’s favourite movie, cheesy, corny and the songs so annoyingly catchy. However, I have to admit, as a wide eyed girl, I secretly loved it. Don’t worry, I’m not going to break into a rendition of My Favourite Things. … More My Favourite Place
What is it about endless horizons, wide open roads and big skies that feeds the soul? We’ve traveled along country highways that stretch and beckon in a timeless landscape that hints of infinite adventures. Every new road we’ve taken has lead us to, not just amazing destinations, but life changing experiences. We’ve been side tracked … More I’d rather be … on the road
When writing the story of your life, don’t let anyone else hold the pen. Rebel Thriver Those of you who have been following me for awhile know a bit about my story. Over the past three years, since I’ve been blogging, I’ve shared much of what I love. I’ve shared parts of my homeland Australia, … More A Collective Story
I’ve never seen so many people in one place before. Thousands converged in Melbourne’s CBD last Saturday for White Night, a twelve hour celebration of culture and creativity. We went in by train, with no real plan. Our aim was simply to enjoy a meal, then walk around and soak up the atmosphere of our … More White Night in Melbourne
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