What a month. I am still pretty terrible at blogging this
year. I was hoping to blog more often but where does the time go and I feel
sometimes that my knitting/sewing is progressing just as fast as my blogging.
I need more time off work I say! Now that I am a married
woman, I keep telling Reece that I want to be a Stay at Home Wife and craft all
day. I did say I would cook dinner for him…
I am sorry that I am short of wedding photos at the moment.
Most of my family and friends have seen a few pop up from our photographer www.mikesemple.com.au on Facebook.
I did promise to post photos of my hand-made bouquet. I
liked how they turned out.
Also a couple of pictures of my friends helping to ice our
wedding cake, though I realise now I don’t have a photo of the decorator
herself.
Magnet didn’t really enjoy his time in the cattery. He is
getting better, a lot more relaxed now we are back to a semi-normal routine.
Reece could be heading off for a short term contract next
week. They are still waiting for a government department to sign off on
something so the start date is not in concrete. The work should be interesting
but the idea of an exploration camp is not my idea of fun.
What I am excited about is that I am off to a sewing class
this evening. It’s one day a week for 6 weeks at the TAFE (polytechnic sort of
thing). It’s a beginner’s course. I really want to improve my current sewing
techniques, like sewing in a straight line and, putting in zips. I want to work
up to adjusting patterns to fit better and making things look more handmade
than homemade.
We spent a few nights in Daylesford after the wedding. As
promised by Reece we stopped at some known geology related sites and visited a
couple of mining areas.
The Organ Pipes
The Rosetta Stone
Trentham Falls
Lake Daylesford
Original shaft at Clune
Old pump house outside of Clune
The cross at the top of Mount Macedon
