Category Archives: My Thoughts

I’ve updated the theme and managed to locate old posts and relinked them.  I thought I’d lost it all but managed to find most of them and I’ve now added a new Travels page so you can view our photos. … Continue reading →

Many readers will know I’m a member of the Baby Boomer Diva Nation – in fact I believe I was the first Aussie on the list. Below is a press release written by Beverly Mahone, the founder of this group. … Continue reading →

My book “Worth More Than Rubies” is being launched at Amazon tomorrow. And I’m doing a special offer with giveaways for a 24 hour period only. Of course, the book will always be available, but if you want to experience … Continue reading →

Graham and I spent a weekend near Beechworth recently and we visited Mt Buffalo on a beautiful sunny winter’s day. Neither of us had been up there before so we enjoyed the scenery together for the first time. We walked … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day – here and gone again in a flash!   But I did have a lovely day.  Hubby and I went to church in the morning and they had a lovely Mother’s Day service and honoured all the mothers there. … Continue reading →

Some of you might know straight away what this picture is about, but let me set the scene first. First, you need to know our bedroom is off the dining room so is in full view of anyone who comes … Continue reading →

I underwent some minor surgery a few days ago when having 2 wisdom teeth removed. Unless you’ve actually undergone this as surgery, rather than in the dental chair, you’ll have little appreciation of what is really experienced. There were 8 … Continue reading →

Just heard this listening to Brian Houston at Hillsong Church on Australian Christian Channel TV today. I recently had dental surgery and am still recovering so elected to stay home this morning instead of being on duty at church. I … Continue reading →

With a loud cry, Jesus breathed his last. The curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. And when the centurion, who stopped in front of Jesus, saw how he died, he said, ‘ surely this … Continue reading →