This photo is of Heinzie (mum's dog who lives with us now as mum and dad couldn't take him to their cottage) and Coco who we are looking after while his "mum & dad" are travelling around Australia.
This is my girl Shadow.

I am not sure which type of mango these are as this tree was established when we moved into the house however I think it may be a Bowen.
Some of the fruit.
These are the old CDs which I hang in the trees to keep the cockatoos away from the fruit trees....and yes.....they do work.
First place double sided tape (DST) on the small plain card, the back of the patterned paper and the back of the sentiment.
Stick the patterned paper to the card base and the ribbons to the smaller piece of cardstock.
Turn the smaller piece of card over and secure the ribbon ends. Then use DST to fix this card to the centre of the patterned paper.
Lastly add the sentiment to the middle of the small piece of card.

The 'Girls' at Woodford.


My friend Kerri-Ann who came to stay for a few days and share in the celebrations and give Graham a lot of help on the day at home.
With our son Phil and Graham.
With mum and dad.

I'm not sure why this one shows sideways as the orignial photo is the right way up - lol - just one of those things. This was from a card-making morning which was held at the Caboolture library. We used embossing powder on the stamp.
Another one which doesn't want to show the correct way. The next two were also made at a card-making morning at the Caboolture library.
Every second Tuesday a group of friends meet at home for a card-making / craft day. These are some of the cards which I have made.












Mum and I went to a demonstration of the new embossing machine which is being released by Stampin-Up and this was the wonderful card we were able to make.