Cosy
Adventure
Relaxing
Angling (another word for fishing)
Venture
Alive
Nomadic (Wanderers)
Guess who left the fish bait in the back of the car for a couple of days. It went off and stunk out the whole car so on the way to Iluka today dad bought a smelly thing to go in the car.
We went to Iluka to see what it was like. It was a nice town but we would rather be here.
Tonight we are having fish, potato and salad. Last night we had steak and salad, nothing like what I said.
It’s funny because if mum smells something before dinner that’s what she wants to eat that night. e.g. On Friday mum smelt pizza, that’s what we had. On Saturday mum smelt steak, that’s what we had. On Sunday we had taco’s but she didn’t smell that. On Monday she smelt steak so that’s what we had.
Last night I watched a movie in the movie room, most nights there is a movie on in a room with a projector. The movie was called Beverly Hills Chihuahua.
To tell what movie is on that night you go out to the front of the park and there is a whiteboard shaped like a surf board, each day they write the activities that are on. There are usually things like treasure hunts and art stuff. Then at the bottom it tells you the movie that is on that night. Tonight there is no movie on.
Today I took a really nice photo of a lorikeet. I really did take it, believe me.
This evening dad and I went to the jetty to watch the first stars come out. Dad spotted the first star and then I spotted the Southern Cross that's the first seven stars we saw. We sat and listened to all the sounds we could hear, lorikeets (gee they are noisy), boats coming in for the night, seagulls and pelicans. It was really lovely.
This evening dad and I went to the jetty to watch the first stars come out. Dad spotted the first star and then I spotted the Southern Cross that's the first seven stars we saw. We sat and listened to all the sounds we could hear, lorikeets (gee they are noisy), boats coming in for the night, seagulls and pelicans. It was really lovely.
This evening dad and I went to the jetty to watch the first stars come out. Dad spotted the first star and then I spotted the Southern Cross that's the first seven stars we saw. We sat and listened to all the sounds we could hear, lorikeets (gee they are noisy), boats coming in for the night, seagulls and pelicans. It was really lovely.
These are the photos of the birds I took.
"dad took this one "
