Tyler and Blake Crawling

Choc Chip Muffins

I am going a bit blog crazy at the moment - I think it is because of our new laptop - it is easy to blog while being in the living room with the children. This afternoon while Ty was napping, Blake and I made some choc-chip muffins. I grabbed the camera when I saw Blake doing this - too funny!

Mango Mania

Kirsty came over today with two crates of mangoes to cut up - we got through the lot and she took just under one crate home of cut mangoes with her! What a productive morning. I have asked Rohan to go around to her house to pick some more for me on Sunday. Mmmmmmm...... (the bottom photo was taken by Blake and shows us drooling over the mangoes).

More adventures of Tyler

I needed to get some paperwork done in the study today (filing, pay bills etc) so I brought the entire box of baby toys into the study and let Tyler loose. What fun! He really enjoyed checking himself out in the mirror too.


Now what other food would you introduce to your baby when you live in the tropical north of Australia? Thanks to Kirsty and her mango trees, Tyler got to try some delicious mango for a snack this morning. He liked mooshing it around in his hands and feeling the lovely texture. He might not have digested much, but he definitely liked it!


I'm not really sure why I am posting this picture of Tyler with food all over his face. I'm not a fan of this look in other people's children so apologise to all who aren't interested in my children in this state. However, Tyler is really enjoying his solids and so am I - I love how he explores the new tastes and especially new textures. Tonight we had mango chicken (yuuuuuummmmm!) and Rohan fed him some with a spoon (including rice) but he took great pleasure in getting his fingers stuck into it. After that he had some pumpkin and drank some water from a sippy cup. What a clever boy!

Melbourne Cup Auction

Rohan and I wanted to purchase an aboriginal art work before we leave Katherine. Luckily, I bid for and won a lovely piece at yesterday's Pre-School fund raiser. Good thing too, as I don't know when we would have found time to traipse around the art galleries to choose one!

For some reason, blogspot has roated the photo automatically! Guess the designers of this page aren't appreciators of indigenous art :)
The painting is of various Australian animals (their foot prints), and the lines are the animals' tails.