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On Thursday February 11, MGW’s niece was married.
The happy couple arrived at their honeymoon destination…
…two hours before all of Victoria was plunged into
a 5 day level four lockdown at midnight on Friday.
Uncategorized
Sculpture-Saturday-0407-Brugge
FOWChallenge-Thanks
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Taji’s way of saying thanks…
…a good solid tail wag.
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Fandango’s One Word Challenge: Thanks
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Cee’s-Hunt4Joy-Wear-Bright-Colours
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This was a difficult challenge for me… 
…because I generally don’t point my
camera at people.
I have managed to find suitable background
and bright colours…..
…along with some long range surfing brights.
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Perhaps my favourite surfing shot
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Cee’s-Hunt-for-Joy-Challenge: Wear-Bright-Colors
Book Review-Redemption-Point
Redemption Point
(Crimson Lake #2)
by
Candice Fox
Redemption Point is the second of the Crimson Lake series, by Candice Fox. Former Detective, Ted (accused of assaulting a thirteen year old girl) and Amanda, Cairns resident and convicted murderer (and now private investigator) joined forces in book one of the series, to solve vases in Cairns where Ted had fled to after his charges were put on hold..
Along with local murders and trying to clear his name (for the alleged assault in Sydney) Ted is again kept busy during this fast paced book. The introduction of paedophile, Kevin is almost too disturbing for words.
Again, narrator Lani Tupu is an excellent choice of narrator. As mentioned in my Crimson Lake review his vocal range captures everyone to perfection especially the voice of the paedophile. Just plain creepy!
I have rated
Redemption Point
as a
audio book.
Redemption Point
can be purchased on-line at
Booktopia, Fishpond and Amazon
At the time of writing my review,
other Goodreads readers
had awarded
Redemption Point
an average of 4.17 stars
from 2,508 ratings
and 495 reviews.
FriendlyFriday-Abandoned
SoCS — A Hole in His Sole
He was a very practical and pragmatic man who went to work each weekday morning. She was a very spiritual, religious woman who went to church service every weekday morning. On Sunday mornings, he would go play a round of golf. On Sunday mornings, she would go to Sunday church service.
This Sunday, when he had returned from his round of golf and she had returned from her church service, they were each dressing for that day’s traditional Sunday evening family dinner.
When he was almost finished dressing, he sighed and said aloud, “Oh God, I have a hole in my sole.”
Having heard what he said, she came up to him, sympathetically put her arm around his shoulder, and said, “My love, do not worry. Together we will get through this. Finish dressing, and meet me out front. I will take you to get your soul fixed.”
Grateful…
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Now More Than Ever. . .
Wits-End-Weekly-Prompt-Down-a-Random-Road
During our drive between Whakatane and Whangamata
which are almost at the opposite ends of
New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty…
we turned into a random turn off our main road
and discovered this small river/creek/stream.
Our New Zealand road trip was the first time we had
taken time to explore the randoms of the world.
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Wits End Weekly Prompt: Down-a-Random-Road
Bloggers and Challenge Hosts
Since late August my computer has not acknowledged my avatar
and will not ‘like’ posts….
unless I use other browsers or a device
other than my desktop PC.
Which is a problem as my PC is my ‘goto’ device for blogging
and where I store and edit my photos.
While in New Zealand recently,
I left my PC with a computer doctor
who failed to analyse the problem.
Unfortunately I can drive a computer but not fix one.
If anyone has any ideas about why this occurs
please let me know.
Update: Wednesday October 24, 2018.
As has been mentioned by other bloggers
my iPad Safari browser is not registering ‘likes’.
