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These cute animals certainly enjoyed their breakfast this morning. As usual, the guinea pigs devoured it all very quickly and the budgies knocked most of theirs over.
I’ve now been in my current job for a year. That’s hardly a huge milestone, however I’m grateful to have a job that’s closer to home. Not having to commute almost four hours in total each day has given me so much more time to enjoy with my family.
Eight years ago, I was a strange one. No shame.
The air-conditioning at work is down for the second day in a row, whilst they perform maintenance and check for faults. I have now discovered a new state of matter: something between gas and a liquid. I call it âgiquidâ and it is clinging to me as I sit here typing.
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This will be a highlight of 2019: Bamboleo with André Reyes (of the Gipsy Kings) in Sydney.
The votes are in!
This cockatoo doesnât care about the election either.
Sleepy ducks couldnât give a stuff about the election today.
Beautiful Audley in the Royal National Park
In a recent episode of ATP, John had a bit of a Fergie moment from The Black Eyed Peas.
Friends in the park!
Besides the fact that there should be a hyphen, this sounds like quite an aggressive device.
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It’s fair to say that I was not caught up in royal baby fever last week. I do have some thoughts on Apple News though: The Royal Spotlight on Apple News on Lounge Ruminator.
Itâs not often that they stay this still and behave for a video. Sorry for the bird-spamming!
Rogue and Rio are getting used to their new play centre!
Yes, yes and yes: It’s Time to Break up Facebook by Chris Hughes (The New York Times)
Some cockatoos were out for a little walk and a feed in MacCabe Park today. They crack me up with their screeching and waddling.
Natasha is a talented photographer; whenever I approach butterflies, they fly away.
Natasha and I stopped at Coffika at Ikea for a fika (Swedish for âbreakâ) and my goodness, the coffee was good. The Swedes know what theyâre doing. Here are two IKEA-endorsed people enjoying a traditional fika, hopefully with exactly seven biscuits, as prescribed.
Ahhh, Coca-Cola… youâre missing a hyphen here. How else would we enjoy ice, other than cold?
So much for airport security! Whilst on free Wi-Fi at Brisbane Airport today, I noticed that I could stream to different Apple TVs from my iPad. I was tempted to share my podcast with others!
I do enjoy walking past this plane at Illawarra Regional Airport.
