14 September – Sunday
Another gorgeous morning which, unfortunately, did develop into a windy afternoon. The children have discovered an air hockey table in the games room and Michael considers himself to be pretty good! He eventually persuaded Nanny to play against him, thinking he would wipe Nanny off the floor. Michael received a BIG shock.
We haven’t done a great deal today – Les has washed the caravan at last, there being no water restrictions in this area and the site is very grassy. A couple of blokes (or rather, a bloke couple) just along from us told him he was very naughty to use washing up detergent in the bucket and he should have borrowed some truck wash from them. They were very nice and chatty, told us they have just bought a motel way out west and are negotiating to buy a caravan park in the same place. Must be the in thing for blokey couples nowadays (refer to our Emerald caravan park!).
With only two days remaining of their holiday, Diane decided that the children should have sunglasses, especially as they are going whale watching tomorrow. They boys are going to have another attempt tonight to catch a fish big enough to eat.
Another gorgeous morning which, unfortunately, did develop into a windy afternoon. The children have discovered an air hockey table in the games room and Michael considers himself to be pretty good! He eventually persuaded Nanny to play against him, thinking he would wipe Nanny off the floor. Michael received a BIG shock.
We haven’t done a great deal today – Les has washed the caravan at last, there being no water restrictions in this area and the site is very grassy. A couple of blokes (or rather, a bloke couple) just along from us told him he was very naughty to use washing up detergent in the bucket and he should have borrowed some truck wash from them. They were very nice and chatty, told us they have just bought a motel way out west and are negotiating to buy a caravan park in the same place. Must be the in thing for blokey couples nowadays (refer to our Emerald caravan park!).
With only two days remaining of their holiday, Diane decided that the children should have sunglasses, especially as they are going whale watching tomorrow. They boys are going to have another attempt tonight to catch a fish big enough to eat.
1 comment:
I bet the boys have a "whale"of a time!!
Don't complain about the wind - should have been here in Tassie - gales like we haven't had for ages.
I presume you heard the Swans lost?
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