Perhaps there isn't anyone still out there? Thanks for your comment Steph. I am looking forward to scrapping those gorgeous photos.
As I mentioned in my last post I have been over here at Just like Katie sewing up a storm. I also mentioned that we would be holding our own tea party for Ava's Tea Party. I received my Tea Party Kit from Details Details and I love it, I have only had time to have a quick glimpse so far.
I wanted to stop by quickly and share my contribution to Ava's Tea Party. I have been in contact with Sheye Rosemeyer and she was pleased to support my idea to make a tutu and proceeds would be donated to Paradise Kids, a group that helped the Rosemeyer family after the loss of their precious Ava.
I give you the Ava's Tea Party Sparkly Pink Tutu, fit for a Super Princess.
They will be on sale until the end of August 2010, with 40% of the sale price being donated to Paradise Kids.
I hope you are able to hold a Tea Party of your own in Ava's memory.
I am very aware that I have not been here for almost two months, and I miss it so. I need to make a page! But I have been here creating. I have mentioned Just like Katie before, but I have changed it up a notch and got things going recently, with a few market stalls. It has been fun and I have still been creating.
And I have been enjoying it. I am pleased with how it has all turned out, I adore my logo made by my friend Sol, she also created my gorgeous website. It is just the pressence I wanted.
I can't wait to create a LO with these photos.
We had such a great time taking these photos, and in true model style she knew how to pull faces and put on some moves, they weren't all great but they were funny. We had a ball. I can't wait to get some purple onto a page, I think I even know the right paper in my stash.
Some how I also managed to squeeze in a birthday, I had a market stall on the day so we went for dinner and headed out the next weekend.
We headed to the city, have you heard about this? It's a ticket from city rail that lets you get on the train, bus and ferry all day on Sunday's for just $2.50.
So we headed to the city and rode as much public transport as possible, which of course is loads of fun when you are 3 and 5! We caught a bus to the Royal Botanic Gardens.
We actually got off at Circular Quay and walked. Don't we have one of the best views?
We visited Government House, which of course the kids thought was a castle.
Then the camera battery went flat, I knew there was something I had forgotten to do!
I have a few more photos I have yet to download from the phone. We had a great day, rode the train in the gardens (had to pay for that). Caught a ferry across to Manly, got an ice cream, came back and headed home. It was a great way to spend the day. We plan to do it again, we will just work out where in the city we would like to visit time.
There have been many photo shoot trips to the beach, this time Kate said can we stop and take a photo together.
