G'day !It's not every week that you will get award winning photography and I must say I have been a bit disappointed with my iPhone camera - although, it has been a lifesaver when I have needed to send a photograph of a scan or of a tricky skin rash to someone cleverer than me.................However, my pics are always current and this one is about 1 and a half hours old.
Our Sunday evenings generally involve church at 5 o'clock ( St Mark's Chapel ) followed by dinner at a local restaurant. We usually go to Jin Hong Chinese Resataurant but tonight we found ourselves at East Court instead. I think we were Prawn Foo Yong, Sweet and Sour Pork and Chicken Cashewed out...............do you know, I recall going to Chinese Supper on Sunday nights ( Point Road )as a small boy and I remember the order was exactly the same excepting that we used to have bowties for pudding. And who questioned whether we are influenced by our childhood? Anyway, East Court is a buffet and we enjoyed Mongolian Lamb, Prawn Curry, Honey battered chicken and a few other bits and pieces.
We leave our Sunday dinners laughing, arrive home laughing and Matt and Jen fall asleep with smiles on their faces - ok, not always. Bron and I usually catch a movie ( Bron and dogs on couch, me on single chair ) - tonight it is Hancock.
Our week has been pretty uneventful although I did get back onto the hockey turf on Tuesday night ( 7 - 1 win over Cundletown Cougars ). Bron and I enjoyed a quiet lunch on Friday and we had a relaxing late lunch with friends yesterday afternoon. This morning was a family garden session. Oh, I did some work and also negotiated sponsorship for a Breakfast Club for needy children at the Aboriginal Clinic where I do outreach and also challenged the same Foodchain to raise twice as much money as last year so that we can get a state-of-the-art Baby Warmer - see, it's not all about treating children although there was a fair bit of that too.
Anyway, my chair calls and whilst our Sundays might be routined, they are not monotonous nor taken for granted.
With fond regards.
Dylan, Bronwyn, Matt and Jen
1 comments:
Hmmm, Doctor Digby is SO politically correct. Apart from the excess Chinese you've been consuming, you know of course that Chinese is the 'new black' (ie considered to be previously disadvantaged and therefore qualifying for BEE positions)! So I guess Dr D will be 'South African' after all ;)
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