Words Fail Us
byTo keep them amused on long car trips Tracey came up with a heap of activities for the kids, including what I suspect, perhaps worryingly, will become their number one go-to on our big lap.
To keep them amused on long car trips Tracey came up with a heap of activities for the kids, including what I suspect, perhaps worryingly, will become their number one go-to on our big lap.
Now our big (but not over compensating big – just saying) beautiful bus is set up how we want it there’s just a few things to source and store before we head off on Friday. A few things. I wish.
One of my daughters is worried because she thinks a mistake has been made. She’s right. She’s just wrong about the why.
Thank you to everyone for your ideas on how I’m to keep Tracey smiling on our Big Lap.
Being an awesome parent can sometimes come at a price, but Tracey says it’s totally worth it.
You know that thing where you say something and then you have to eat your words? That. That is happening.
Easter is the busiest time of the year to try book into a motel. Unless you’re some sort of hero.
As our ears became accustomed to the raging falls we began to hear movement in the underbrush all around us.
As we approached the falls the sound of crashing water was incredibly loud. We’d only left there ten minutes before and I couldn’t remember it being so deafening.
“Come on, troops,” said Dad, throwing the last of the lunch scraps into the bin. “It’s time for a bush walk.”
As plans go, this was one of Dad’s best.
Despite what you might think about sleeping on a bed of treated toilet water I’ll say this, you do get a good night’s sleep.
Everyone pulled their tin cups from their backpacks and put away their torches.
With a powerful beam of light, the ranger zeroed in on a possum about ten metres up a tree. The poor little critter looked stunned by all the sudden, blinding attention.
There’s something about fish covered in greasy breadcrumbs which warms the soul and brightens your outlook.