We’ve had both, currently this pretty girl. A bit taller than our previous mini foxie.

Have always been a butter home. Though you want the soft spreadable kind. You don’t want to tear the bread with the hard stuff or get a chunk of butter. A nice even smooth covering to grab as many hundreds & thousands as possible. And best technique is pressing it down lightly into a dish.

Thanks to Geo Rutherford and Spooky Lake month on TikTok I now know all about the Edmund Fitzgerald

Goray'murrai (Dharawal, Sydney)
Time of the blooming of the Kai'arrewan (wattle)

That’s so cool, the Halls are cousins of my husband. Their family and the Obriens are all around that region. So good to see them and the snipes.

Sensory nightmare!

It is much more than botany. It is more about indigenous connection to the land. It is quite gentle at times but it seeps in.

Have you read Robin Wall Kimmerer? Specifically Braiding Sweetgrass?

The feet!?! Why 🤢 they took Lamb to a new depth!

I’ve only seen him in that one series but he has probably done other things.

It was odd seeing him in His Dark Materials, hearing the voice that I associate with all the RoL characters.

Was so disappointed everywhere north of the parramatta river got drenched yesterday but much of the city missed out. Today was a little better.

This! He has a great reading voice. And the books stand up to relistening. I find them soothing to fall asleep too when I don’t want my head filled with real life angst at night. The last one, Stone and Sky went too fast though.

Don’t think it is just yours. Our local one has also been stingy too (unless we have the same local).

It had some very funny moments. Though I hadn’t read the books it was quite enjoyable.

I did see Sean Dooley say that if you can hear them you can count them. Though when I can hear a bunch of lorikeets squawking in the trees it is hard to know how many to count.