Ethan: police … because I like training.
Audrey: shopkeeper. because I get all the money
Lucinda: Dancer, Hairdresser, stylist, singer…
Dad: doesnt want to grow up .
Stories and pictures from our small lives here at Tasma
Ethan: police … because I like training.
Audrey: shopkeeper. because I get all the money
Lucinda: Dancer, Hairdresser, stylist, singer…
Dad: doesnt want to grow up .
I was in Audrey’s prep class today, showing them the double bass. Audrey was playing a leading role in procedings up at the front with me, constantly stepping forward with information of all kinds, without necessarily paying close attention to the truth.
I was explaining that the string family is like our family – with 4 children, from the smallest (Audrey, the violin) to the largest (Paige – double bass). Audrey leaped in with:
Audrey: We have Eric [much loved ex pooch], too!”
Me: No, Eric died, remember?
Audrey: Yes, Erics legs stopped working, so Daddy stabbed him.
I got the strangest look from Shae, Audrey’s teacher! Even after I told her that Eric had been euthenased by a vet, she didn’t look 100 percent convinced!
Ethan’s doing his homework and Fiona is nearby. His task is to find Australiana words for each letter of the alphabet. He’s at “S”.
Fi: can you think of a big Australian City beginning with “S”?
Ethan: Scamberra.
Fiona: Nope.
Ethan: Spazmania!
Fiona: Nope.
Ethan: how about “U”?
Fiona: hmm. OK. What’s that gigantic rock out in the middle. Of Australia ? The famous one.
Ethan: The UltraRock?
Fiona: so I ask Audrey, aside from a puppy what would you like for your birthday? And she says “my own GPS and my own iPad and my own computer”
Paul Pettit took the girls along to their swimming lessons last week. Thanks Paul! The swimming instructor gets a surprise around 22seconds in!
“Mummy, can you put air conditioning in my hair?”
Audrey: These bath bubbles come RIGHT UP TO MY NIBBLES.
Audrey: A Big Salami hit Sri Lanka and some people died but its ok now.
Me: What happened?
Audrey: The Big Salami came when they were sleeping and lifted them right up into the coconut trees but its all ok now.
We just found out that, at school, Lucinda has been singing “Australians versus Ostriches” as the first line of National anthem.