Friday, February 5, 2010

The Googsley comes to town!



Spot the difference...



Baby Luk Chai - 350kg worth of baby!!


A typical zoo shot!

The ear piercing experience wasn't too bad. The woman did both at once and whilst she came close to tears, she managed to hold them off by jumping up and down a fair bit. Kind of cute really!
The zoo was fun though we got pretty wet. The gorillas were in fine form though in the rain. Discovering things Charlotte reckons she's never seen before, ie. travelators and green cordial!!

Nikki and Roger's wedding



Notice the bridesmaids - Catherine Chong and Jen Kam!

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Some pics from the College ball






The mafia and Miss Fiji 2009.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Sydney turns red


A big dust storm hit Sydney this morning and everything turned red! It's everywhere!




Boy watching telly with his dad.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Some more pics


Very cute kids!!


Doylie and the big tuna


The local market


Some of the conference delegates


In town

Solomon Islands


The view from our balcony.


At the conference





Fred and the lovely girls


Thursday, July 16, 2009

A very cute baby elephant for you Ellie Gell




Fun with Iss Iss


Car wash excitement!


Yum cha...jealous Julie? James has also taken to wearing his new sunnies indoors!


Jamesy seemed to be catching flies all day!




If it looks like James was stopped its because he was! Not quite heavy enough to go the whole way!

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Anybody for coffee?


He didn't want a coffee...


and he didn't want a wedge...


he just wanted to sleep...

Monday, June 1, 2009

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Argentina - Part 5


Picnic day.


Martin and Rob (CMS Qld) on the "Vertigo Extremo"! 60 metre drop.


Excited people on the plane to Iguazu Falls.


You can't tell but it was absolutely pouring rain in a big thunderstorm here. Needless to say, we were a bit wet...

Thursday, January 22, 2009

Argentina - Part 4


The view from our balcony at Los Cocos (where we celebrated Christmas).


More Los Cocos. It really was very pleasant.


Meeting one of the locals. The man holding the snake is Maurice, one of the regulars at the Anglican church and VERY knowledgable about all the Los Cocos flora and fauna. He used to be the gamekeeper at Iguazu Falls National Park.



Iss Iss and the kids. The girl on my right is Maddie, daughter of Rob and Jenni who are missionaries with CMS Queensland.


As you can see, we take our sport VERY seriously!!