A quiet week

It has been a quiet week really. Especially since I managed to hurt my foot at tennis...no, not at Wimbledon.
But it was good to catch glimpses of Wimbeldon at night when I woke. I dont think I ever saw a whole match. And certainly not Swiss Federer's marathon effort. 16-14 in the fifth set against the American Andy Roddick..whew ..what a match. I think I went to sleep during the second set!
I think I may have seen most of Serena William's match against her sister Venus. What great history we witness when we see these two play. Unfortunately Venus jus didnt manage her best against her little sister! But then they both went back onot the courts to win the women's doubles! How amazing is that. Has that ever been done before? By the Williams sisters yes.
I think I might have told you about my little trip over to Mt Cootha library and Botanic Gardens. If I haven't then you can catch photos on my other blog.
Allan popped in very briefly on his way to Emerald.
Passed the Brookfield show grounds on Tuesday. I went and had a cuppa at tennis with the other ladies. Only 3 of them!

And there was a certain faamous funeral . I wouldn't normally have bothered to watch, except that I was awake and not going back to sleep. So I did. Heard a different side to Michael Jackson from the eulogies, than his very public persona.
some rain earlier in the week. The hibiscus is flowering.
next doors are getting on with the fence in the backyard...
I am still trying to sort the pool out. And occasionally enjoy the reflections!
A crow came and sat in the tree for me just as I was taking some sky photos one afternoon!
the Sunset this afternoon....

Have a great weekend everyone. I enjoyed a lovely fellowship dinner tonight with some church friends.

May God bless all who travel this week. And those who recover from operations. May the Lord Bless them, and keep them.