I love the fact that although I have lived in Melbourne all my life, there are still things I am discovering that I had no idea existed…and this is one of them. The Federation Bells consist of 39 bronze bells created to celebrate the centenary of Australia’s federation in 2001. Both the bells, and Birrarung […]
What I Wore Roundup – Edition 22
By Sarah in Fashion, Vintage, What I Wore Tags: ootd, op shop, vintage, What I wore
Last week started well with two days off…but ended with both my husband and I sick with this stupid virus. So I admit there were a couple of days that I did get dressed, took a photo…and then collapsed on the couch again. I do find it very hard to sit still and do nothing […]
The Op Shop Complaint…and I don’t understand it!
By Sarah in Fashion, Vintage, What I Wore 2 Comments Tags: charity shops, op shop fashion, op shops, thrift stores
I am a newbie when it comes to op shopping…or thrifting as it is known elsewhere. I have always been aware of op shops from a y0ung age as my parents used to have regular clean outs and our unwanted clothes, toys etc where taken to the local charity shop. But I have never thought […]
The Nima…a gadget to take out to dinner!
By Sarah in Being Dairy Free, Gadgets, General, Wishlist 1 Comment Tags: dairy free, food allergies, food intolerances, gadget, gluten food tester, gluten free, lactose free, Nima, nut free, wishlist
I love technology and always keep an eye out for any new gadgets that are being developed. This one appeared in my Facebook feed this morning, and it has got me rather excited about it’s potential. The Nima is a small, portable sensor that people can use to quickly detect whether the food in front […]
Over colouring in? Try Dot to Dot!
By Sarah in General, Melbourne 1 Comment Tags: Dot to Dot, Thomas Pavitte
Colouring books are everywhere…even more so now Christmas is looming! The manufacturers of pencils, crayons, text as and paints must be rubbing their hands together…it is a total bonanza! But if you are over colouring, or perhaps can’t quite connect to your inner child, I have an alternative for you…how about dot to dot? This […]
Still Sick…
By Sarah in Health Tags: cabin fever, colds, feeling sick, Flu
Our house is still full of coughing, sneezing humans and two furkids who are rather unimpressed with the situation. Thankfully, my sore throat has eased, but now sound like a two pack a day smoker. Strangely, both my husband and I both had the flu injection earlier this year, and we did managed to escape […]
The Spring Lurgy has arrived in our house…
By Sarah in Health, Thyroid Cancer Tags: cold, Flu, lurgy, sore throat
Sorry guys…it’s finally happened…the germs that have been ruling this house for the past week have captured me in their grasp. My husband started to get the sniffles a week ago…now he is sick in bed with a temperature. Trouble with him is that he thinks he is invincible…he survived a life threatening condition and […]
Book Review – Career of Evil
By Sarah in Book Reviews 1 Comment Tags: Career of Evil, Cormoran Strike, fictional crime, JK Rowling, Robert Galbraith
Back in April 2013, a new crime writer appeared and released his first book, The Cuckoo’s Calling, to great reviews. About 1500 books were sold and then the word got out….he was actually a she….a very famous she! Robert Galbraith is actually an pseudonym of J.K. Rowling…yes, as in Harry Potter. This series of fictional […]