... for every difficult moment there's ten of these:
Al: Do you want to come to the garage Lu?
Lu: Hmmm, I'll just check my emu. [pause as she enters and leaves the study]. It says that's okay.
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- Kris
- Tasmania, Australia
- I live and work in a small town with my family. This blog is about gardening, working, eating and our life together as a family.
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7 comments:
lol - not much you can say to that really :) Does her emu make many of the decisions?!
That's way more than just a "cute story"--that's what so unreal and amazing about them!! I love it!
(Uh-oh--I better close the computer now--Martin is being chased by lions around the living room...)
I want an emu, too!
Well you know, those emus are pesky creatures.
Thank you for dropping by. Hugh F-W's life and adventures through The River Cottage have indeed spurred us to explore a massive tree change to start living our lives the way we want, not the way living in a big city dictates. It is all really quite exciting and daunting. All rolled into one.
Yes, must get myself an emu. Just for referring to on occasion.
Cute cute cute!
Imagination is part of what makes life worth living and parenthood worth doing.
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