Tag: family

  • There’s Always Time for Tea

    There’s Always Time for Tea

    Last week’s RegularRandom featured a pink posey of rosebuds sent to me by my dear friend Lucile. When I did that shoot, I also shot a morning tea setup for me and my mum and I wanted to share that with you here. I found the colours so vibrant and beautiful. It’s been 18 days…

  • Five Minutes with a Snail – Regular Random (and a surgery update)

    Five Minutes with a Snail – Regular Random (and a surgery update)

    A few nights before surgery (stay tuned for an update on the surgery at the bottom of this post), I spotted this little snail making his way up the glass door to my balcony. So I grabbed my camera and spent five minutes with him for this week’s RegularRandom. After his five minutes was up,…

  • Wherever I Lay My Hat (or iPhone)

    Wherever I Lay My Hat (or iPhone)

    For The Daily Post’s Writing Course :  Finding Everyday Inspiration. Today, we’re tasked to write a post based on a One-Word Inspiration. They gave us six words: hope, regret, home, choice, secret, abundance. I chose Home. I have many places that I call home. My parents live in Central Queensland, so that’s definitely home. Home is…

  • My happy little corner of the world.

    My happy little corner of the world.

    For this week’s Daily Posy Weekly Photo Challenge – Corner – we are invited to share a corner that speaks to us.  This is my happy little corner of the world. My desk at home. The place where I plan (did I mention I’m a #plannergirl?), I write, I edit photos and I just be. This…

  • Melbourne Streets 16

    Melbourne Streets 16

    I spotted this Dad and Daughter skateboarding in Albert Park, they were adorable. I can’t decide whether I prefer a landscape or portrait orientation for this shot. Oh, and I couldn’t resist the colour splash 😉 IGers Melbourne April InstaMeet. x desleyjane

  • Contemplation – Talk

    Contemplation – Talk

    Welcome to week 8 of Contemplation, where I share a prompt and my response from my Kikki.K A Sentence A Day Journal. This is a three year journal which allows me to look back at my responses on the same day each year. I can’t wait for the first year to be up so that…

  • Contemplation 1 – Parental Lessons

    Contemplation 1 – Parental Lessons

    Well hello there! Welcome to Contemplation. I’ve created a new writing feature / challenge and I hope that you can join me. Please feel free to use the image above as our badge. Since July 17th, 2015, I have been using the Kikki.K A Sentence a Day Journal. This is a beautiful mindfulness journal which…

  • Stolen Glances.

    I’ve been sleeping with the lights on ’cause the darkness is surrounding you. – Sam Smith, Life Support She stole glances at him every few minutes, maybe even more often. His head was resting against the side of the plane, the part that surrounds the little window. He had received an annoyed huff from the…

  • (Extra)ordinary

    (Extra)ordinary

    This Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge is (Extra)ordinary: Mundane and meaningful objects. Beautiful everyday things. This week, surprise us with something or someone (extra)ordinary. My family stayed at my place for a few days this week as they were moving between their home that they just sold and a rental property in Mackay while they build…

  • Fun in the Sun with Dad

    This little girl was so cute, jumping around and creeping up on her Dad. Shortly after these shots were taken, they left and she was riding a little pink tricycle. I’m sorry I didn’t catch a shot of that.  From my recent Changing Seasons shoot at Southbank in Brisbane. These are for Lucile’s Photo101 Rehab…

  • Loyalty (Eclectic Corner #13.1)

    Loyalty – what does that word mean? Can you see it? To me, loyalty is easily visible between my parents. Justine gave us the definition – faithfulness to obligations or commitments. But I think it’s much more than that. Loyalty between loved ones is evident in the way they look at each other, in the…

  • The Light 

    Milly was cold, so cold. Her daughters were fussing around her room, pulling up her blankets, arranging flowers, tidying the nightstand. They were such good girls, all three of them. They’d fought like cats and dogs as children, but they loved each other just as fiercely.  And they loved her fiercely as well, she suddenly…