February Photoblogging Challenge Day 30: You may feel the need to adjust your vision after seeing this but it’s true: what you see here is the leftovers from a Greek family lunch. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 29: My sister-in-law and her (now) husband chose 29 February as their wedding day—taking full advantage of the leap year! I suppose this means that they’ll get to have an official anniversary every four years. 📷🗓
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 28: I recently had to record some footage at the slab-making department (near where I work). Here’s a frame from some of that footage, with a hot steel slab below the deck where I was standing. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 27: Rocky and I love hanging out together. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 26: There truly is no escape from birds at the moment. In addition to Rogue and Rio, we now have Rocky (left) and Pepe (right), who are staying while my parents-in-law do a big tidy-up at their house. Lovely sounds! 🐤❤️
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 25: It may look like Paco and Coco are trying to overcome the hurdle of this tub to escape but in actual fact, guinea pigs just enjoy shoving their faces into corners. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 24: double trouble 📷 ❤️ 🐤 🐤
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 23: Waiting at Central Station in Sydney used to take up a lot of time in my life; I’m glad to have left commuting behind. This shot is from that special period in 2015. 📷 🚈
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 22: This piece of horrid Australiana is the worst kind of spectacle. 📷 🦘 🇦🇺
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 21: My bedside table is a sign of tech progress over time and an inability to let go. Next to that iPod Hi-Fi is an iPhone 5 dock that still fits my larger 11 Pro perfectly. 📷 😀
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 20: Here’s a controversial statement that is intended to deliberately annoy the likes of @liss. Celsius is the correct scale. 😂🌡🌏
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 19: Experiencing space at Griffith Observatory in January 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 18: Although I generally oppose any attempt to compare Seinfeld and Friends (the former is superior) this display on our bookshelf invites precisely that. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 17: Uncle Budge was the finest gentleman budgie ever to live… never one to lose his cool. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 16: Like many iOS nerds, I’m always trying to optimise my Home screen. I’m back to a minimalistic layout with Cradle Mountain, which I’m really enjoying. That folder that you see down the bottom is a container for what I call ‘The Rest’. 📷📱
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 14: These mushrooms actually seem to enjoy the warmth of sunshine, rather than hide from it. 📷
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 13: I’ve never been a huge breakfast eater (soggy cereal, etc.) but having full fruit bowls with juicy options helps me to rise each morning.
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 12: tenuous attachment
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 11: When we painted our plain, white walls, my father-in-law commented that visiting us felt like being in an asylum.
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 10: These extreme weather conditions—swinging between super-dry and then stormy—must be a sign of things to come.
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 9: Waiting for the lull in this relentless post-bushfire-season rain (with night mode)… 📷 🌧
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 8: Although the contrast between me in 1997 and me today is quite profound, I still have an oversized head that fails to fit into most hats. 📷 😂
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 7: While walking up our driveway, I heard a strange noise from above my head… it was a rainbow lorikeet!
February Photoblogging Challenge Day 6: Depressing, fake office plant 📷