100-Word Challenge–The Avenging Sensei
His face turned crimson. He thumped the blackboard.
Family History Friday–Great-Grandpa T (2)
In 1894, whilst working in Kapunda, Carl August’s son, who worked in Kapunda as a watchmaker, was almost swindled by a shady character who had a habit of passing on “rubber” cheques …
Family History Friday–Great-Grandpa T (1)
One of the reasons they moved to the countryside was the pollution in Bradford city. So bad was the pollution that many children died from diseases such as cholera and typhoid.
Final Two Days for MAG Exhibition
Lunch became a battle of hasty bites of cheese and gherkin sandwiches while trying to avoid the added bits of protein of flies that were only too willing to add flavour to our meal.
Travel with the T-Team Next Gen–Crazy Can in Coober Pedy
I pushed the door. No joy. It stayed locked, and the not-so-ambient music went on and on like some crazy organ-grinder.
Arty Friday–Cockling at Goolwa
Goolwa, if I remember, has mounds of spent shells in the sand hills, monuments to generations upon generations of Indigenous Australians, their open-air kitchens and meals.
Travelling Friday–Road Trip to Sydney (6)
So, I sat. For hours. After two hours, I began to sniff. Then snivel. Then finally, cry.
Backyard Tales–Neighbours to Entertain
JP jabbed his finger at Potbelly. ‘Get out of my home!’ he yelled. ‘I’m a shift-worker! You’re disturbing my sleep!’
100-Word Challenge–Chasm
‘Hurry!’ Cathy urged. ‘There’s a man watching us.’
Travel with the T-Team Next Gen–Return to Adelaide
At Kulgera, we shared lunch with flies. All around us, people swished at their faces. My glasses kept falling off as I fanned the flies away.
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