Friday 8 June, 7:43am What a beautiful sunrise and still so much snow about.
The walkway was becoming quite dangerous though because as the snow had been walked on it had been pushed down and melted slightly. It's still so very cold though that it was now just ice. Rachel was such a wonderful helper and went and cleared the whole path for us this morning.
Sunday 10 June - a last minute decision to make pizza for lunch. If only I had thought about this yesterday at the shops - I could have gotten some ham and for the girls favourite (Hawaiian). As it was I had to be a bit creative and for me - this was really creative (not to mention for Rachel who had to eat it).
I asked Brendon to grate the cheese - so we had LOADS!!!! Actually - one of the reasons we did this meal was because of of the 3 kg blocks of cheese I bought had a hole in it's packaging and so was not sealed anymore and would not be lasting the months it normally would. So the goal was "use the cheese before it goes bad". :-)
Wednesday 13 June - Hezekiah just loves pulling himself up on anything. He just likes having that one hand holding onto something for the confidence and bit of balance.
I'm a little frustrated at my camera as I am getting more and more fuzzy photos. I leave this one small as you would see the fuzz if it was bigger. Perhaps this is an added reason for the shortage of photos over the next weeks. I really just seem to have the worst of luck with cameras.
Sandy (my midwife) was meant to come see me last Wednesday but with all the snow on that day it was obviously postponed. She did bloods this morning and it was great to get a nice high HCG reading. Just short of 7 weeks now.
Such a cute little guy. And no knowing yet which hand will be his preference (he uses both really well). All right handed in the family so far but he has an Uncle and Grandfather who are lefties - so it will be interesting to see.
Sunday 17 June - lets finish off this post with some more winter shots. This is the ice that forms on the class around the back door entrance. We have had some really heavy frosts. It's quite amazing to see the details of the ice formation though. Really magnificent.
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