Here's some more pics

[fish]

SBS in Australia in a free to air channel which usually shows two or three "foreign" language films each evening, and FÅ, Fröken Sverige, and lots of others are screened every few years.
I always keep an eye open to see if I want to record what's on.

[Ian]

Even though he has them on DVD.

[fish]

Yes.
Even though.


Bex thinks it's cute that Fish is such an idiot.



Fish thinks that Bex is pretty cute too.

[Ian]

Not THAT much of an idiot, then.

[fish]

You mean I'm not the only one?



Oh my!

[fish]

Agnes doesn't want to wait 25 years.
She wants to be happy now.

Brings a tear to my eye every time.

[Ian]

And who can blame her?

[Dahls]

Weird actually, she should have all the prerequisites for happiness. So bright and adorable!
The thought of kids avoiding her is just plain madness..

[fish]

Kids can be cruel to anyone different so I suppose Agnes had those expectations from her experience in other towns where she lived.
If it was up to me I'd never leave her alone.


Theme for the day.... Sleepytime.

[Dahls]

Sleepytime theme fits deplorable well on these cold and dark winterdays.

[DMt.]

Yes, and hurtling toward the solstice like a runaway train down a mountainside...

[fish]

...cold and dark winterdays.

I promised myself I wouldn't do it this year, but, 35C + stinking hot days at the moment and I'm sick of summer already.
Bit cooler today, only 30C, but the humidity is up through the roof.
It's almost like being in Townsville instead of Adelaide.

Stop it Bex. It isn't funny.

[Ian]

Heh heh. Now you know how I feel every day!

[Dahls]

Roughly 55C difference on this side of the globe, don't know which is worst.
We can easily dress warm to avoid freezing though, but there's just about so how much clothes you could remove.

[fish]

... don't know which is worst. ...

No, that's a tough call that one.
I spent a fortune on ducted, reverse cycle air conditioning to try and escape our summers, (and to avoid taking off that much clothing) , just as you probably spent fortunes on heating.
And yet we still love where we live.



Like a warming beacon on a cold, cold day.