Since we have no real idea how to sail we hired a professional sailor to help us deliver the boat from Newcastle to Geelong.
Tag: family
Let the negotiations begin
The negotiation phase in our case has been going on for the last six months, subtle planting of suggestions and ideas of what we would like the future to hold.
Learnings from 2 years and 4 landscapes
Three years ago my life took a left turn down an unfamiliar path, sometimes stony, cold and lonely and others times bathed in sunlight, full of love and warmth. This path has felt worn but at the same time narrow and one lane.
Being enough
It’s my three month anniversary of being in Antarctica and it feels like it has passed super quickly. I have seen some amazing things over the last few months. I’ve flown across oceans full of floating ice-bergs. Sat next to penguins and seals and watched in awe as pods of wild orca’s cruise past. I’ve…
Chilling with the kids
This weekend I got to do my favourite things cook, garden and hang out with the fur kids. I have 5 fur children, 3 dogs and 2 cats they teach me about life; how to enjoy the little things like walks, sun and a good feed. To embrace the luxury of an electric blanket, mohair…
Missing my family
I am missing my family…. I know that really goes without saying and it is probably really a rather boring sentiment especially when I haven’t even really gone any-were yet. I am only a 1 hour flight away from home, Monday – Thursday I live the single life then Friday, Sat and Sunday night I get to climb…
Making great Grandma’s Christmas pud
I have been entrusted with great Grandma Edna’s Christmas pudding recipe. One night at my parents house my mother pulled a carefully folded piece of yellowed paper out of a zip lock bag were it had been kept safe for years. Spidery writing in slightly faded blue ink coated a little piece of fine writing paper front and back handing…
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