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After a bit of a break
Nov. 13th, 2007 11:49 pmForgive me LJ for I have sinned... It has been 2 weeks since my last posting...
However I am sure there has been plenty to keep you entertained in the mean time, even if you had noticed the lack...
( So, 2 weeks... )
Should have spent all of this evening packing for MLH camp starting tomorrow, but there has been much internet catchup-age (politely alternating) and eating of chocolate coated strawberries (yay Dad again). Besides, with southerly blast and gale warnings for tomorrow morning, a leasurely womble out to site in the afternoon seems sensible.
Sleep time now though. And then another couple day technology break. Need to finish some trousers...
*Plains Museum, Tinwald. Think it would be a really fun day/afternoon to get a group of people in Victorian clothing (1870s or later based on the earliest train age they had there) along to one of their open days. They have some quite cool engines, buildings and a very nice (18th C onwards) woodworking museum (Z was happy:). Entry by donation with $6 extra for a steam train ride.
However I am sure there has been plenty to keep you entertained in the mean time, even if you had noticed the lack...
( So, 2 weeks... )
Should have spent all of this evening packing for MLH camp starting tomorrow, but there has been much internet catchup-age (politely alternating) and eating of chocolate coated strawberries (yay Dad again). Besides, with southerly blast and gale warnings for tomorrow morning, a leasurely womble out to site in the afternoon seems sensible.
Sleep time now though. And then another couple day technology break. Need to finish some trousers...
*Plains Museum, Tinwald. Think it would be a really fun day/afternoon to get a group of people in Victorian clothing (1870s or later based on the earliest train age they had there) along to one of their open days. They have some quite cool engines, buildings and a very nice (18th C onwards) woodworking museum (Z was happy:). Entry by donation with $6 extra for a steam train ride.
