Rachel and I headed out for a bit of a different "outing" today as I had some shopping and some errands to do. It was nice to get some time, just the two of us, to chat. We live in such a beautiful area of the country that it was nice to just stop on the side of the road for a selfie. It was a little windy - but that added to the memory making fun aspect of it all. :-)
Some of the shopping I needed to do was for the Amine Challenge that is getting started on our FAILSAFE diet. Absolutely loads of chocolate and bananas are going to be consumed through the week (as per the dieticians recommendations and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Allergy Unit protocol).
Below: It was rather strange buying so much (especially chocolate as we almost never buy it). And this was mainly for Brendon, Rachel, Ruth and Hezekiah. We had done a bit of a Amine Challenge a couple of weeks ago and Asher, Hannah and myself "failed". So we didn't bother trying again for us. (I got terrible headaches so didn't get even close to a week on the challenge.) We did however want to see if we could find a trigger for Hezekiah's eczema and Brendon's migraines. Realizing that the previous challenge was not long enough, or high enough in Amines to have a clear result for them.
This evening these three were sitting chatting (well the older two were doing the talking) and playing with the beads. It was so sweet - I had to get my camera out. :-)
Thursday 1 October. Ruth took this photo of the clouds today. It really was lovely. She notices the clouds often, so it's nice to see the photos she takes when I get to load them onto my computer.
Hannah enjoying a cuddle with Shadow.
I saw Ruth taking the photos of the sky this evening, so I headed out and gave her some tips (like including that little big of the hedge). It really was stunning.
BELOW: 2 October - and I remembered today to get the new children's photo. I enjoyed creating the video with the 4 years of photos.
Asher enjoyed putting all the stencils out, packing them away, and then repeating the process a number of times. The stencils have to have their own spot on the carpet - not touching each other at all. She had loads of fun - as you can see from that sweet little smile.
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