Saturday 27th December
Yesterday was another
beautiful family Christmas celebration.
Many generations happy
together.
Cousins who see
each other rarely were reunited
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| Max (Sydney, NSW) Hamish (Cremorne, Tas) |
Cousins who see each
other regularly were equally thrilled to see one another
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| Eva and Jemima |
A small helpful girl
set the table…
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| Rose |
And a lot of water
pistol action! Uncle Michael was the
main target; he was thoroughly drenched by mid afternoon.
There was also a very fiercely contested cricket game in the back yard.
A small potaroo watched,
not very anxiously, from a bush about two metres away…
Michael had brought an
army teddy for each child under twelve – these are given out to soldiers about to
leave on deployment, for their very own children. Michael is very persuasive and said that while
he doesn’t really have six children…he MIGHT have…so could he have six teddies
please. Thank you very much!
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| Leo |
Pete’s and my
offspring, led by Nicole Darcey and Nicole Wakefield, combined and conspired to
buy us both a drybag containing a rescue kit – we can now sail on the high seas
wearing small, sturdy personal rescue beacons around our necks. SO very thoughtful and generous!
On the box it says: ResQLink+
World’s Smallest Buoyant 406 MHz GPS Personal Locator Beacon. Amazing!!
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