Monday evening at home.

Ah, here we have some lovely photos of Jo's...

Vi and Peter go to my church, Vi also plays tennis, and were in New York one night on their overseas holiday...so they were very lucky and got to see Jo and Andrew and nurse baby Liam!

I said I would put these photos on here for Vi's daughter Linda who also plays tennis...hello Linda!!

Hope you like them!

Some photos from Jo today..Liam is 17 weeks old!
He is growing up fast. As evidenced in these photos!






Looks like they are doing a great job there in New York!

It has been nice to chat from time to time, and even have webcam chats as well. Although with my computer being so slow, it seems as if we have to share the picture...either they can have a picture of me...or I get a pikkie of them! However, it is so lovely to be so closely in touch!

My shoulder continues to bother, and I go to see the surgeon at the end of the week. The physio seems to think I should be able to get better without surgery (there is a tear in a muscle), so it will be interesting to see what the surgeon has to say!


Jo and Andrew enjoy the pleasant fall weather in the park.

Has been a strange weekend with all the financial crises world wide...and one wonders if the governments' interventions and promises to gaurantee the savings in banks etc and the rise in our market today, will be the start of an upward trend. All the world is looking at the Europe US market trading tonight.

Certainly it seems as if the outlook for rain for us is promising towards the end of the year. Our dams are at 41 percent. This time last year we were at 21 percent!

Well, I hope you have had a good weekend ...I went over the the Mt Cootha Botanic Gardens for a look see at a flower arranging exhibition, as I had to pick up a library book there on hold (The history and making of Central Park in New York, that a librarian told me about). So maybe there will be some photos of my outing here during the week. Certainly there are some flower photos on my Today's Flowers on my other blog today, including an amazing "shaving brush" tree in flower!

I also went to a concert at St Mary's Anglican church at Kangaroo Point. It was the occasion of the 50th birthday of the resident famous organist Christopher Wrench. So his wife Emily Cox and her choir Canticum sang a Ralph Vaughan Williams Mass, and Christopher played an organ piece by Durufle after interval. Gosh one has to be pretty fit to be able to play that! Good on him! There was champagne (or orange juice for yours truly) and nibbles on the lawn outside afterwards... along with the usual magnificent view over the Brisbane River!!

Hope you have a good week!