Not only have I seen kangaroos in their natural habitat, but we drove about 25 miles and saw this little guy in his natural habitat.
We haven't traveled much yet, just to see things in our area. I've been surprised by the diversity of landscape within 2 hrs. of where we live. This is what my area looks like.....flat farmland and many, many vineyards.
When I arrived in AU, I had already made contact with a group of ladies who quilt in the area where we were to live. They have taken me under wing and welcomed me so warmly. They have made the adjustment for me so much easier. We meet and sew every two weeks....or as they say... every "fortnight". Not only are they welcoming me to their sewing group, they are also teaching me "Aussie slang", introducing me to typical Australian foods, and trying to get me to develop an Australian accent to go along with my Texan...Virginian....Missouri accent.
So.....how is my stitching coming along. Well, I had to bring only sewing that I could do by hand, so I brought the papercuts on blue background that I showed in my post on April 13, 2009. I now have 9 completed and I'm well on the way to completing number 10. I haven't taken pictures of them, but I will try to lay them out and get a picture for my next post. My postings to this blog will not be regular as I do not have unlimited internet access as I had in the US. I will post as often as I can....and some postings will not have pictures. I do hope to get back to posting more often than I have been!
4 comments:
Oh Belvie, it is so good to hear your voice...well the written words anyway...sure do miss you and your postings about what was happening in Missouri. I am still quilting, we had such a bad winter all flowers/plants are a good three weeks behind where they were last year. Leon had a complete knee replacement so he has been going thru therapy three times a week here at the house...on the off days I help him...he is progressing pretty good.
Glad you are adjusting to the new life style there in Australia.
Take care and do post again...even if there are no pictures.
Hugs from Oklahoma
Amelia
Belvie - Welcome to your new home. Enjoy this once in lifetime experience.
Lovely to hear your news Belvie - glad everything is well with you. Looking forward to your future posts when you can get to them xxx
Belvie, I was so happy to see a post from you. What an exciting adventure you are living. I just got back from spending 2 months in Kansas City, watching 2 of our grandchildren so their mother could work. I have been out of the blog world for those two months. You left Missouri just in time. We had a long, rough, snowy, and cold winter. I am so glad that spring is here. I look forward to reading any posts from you whether you have pictures or not. Enjoy this exciting time. Winona
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