Day 127

How cool is this young who had participated in our groups this year remember my love (obsession) for the chilli. She dropped in to my work today some Aji Amarilla seeds for me to propagate and add to my growing chilli garden.

Grateful that I work with some amazing thoughful young people, somedays really not sure who gets more from the experience.

Day126

It must be some type of addiction, as I was a little upset when I realised I was down to the last few teaspoons of Blair’s Mega Death sauce. The one that takes 20 + mins for my mouth to cool down but I always go back for more.

 Though grateful that through my persistence of searching for the quickest way to get some I discovered Ultra Death sauce an extra 250,000 scoville's (800,000) than the Mega (550,000). It was interesting to note also that they say dilute before use OOoops did not know that. Oh well no harm done. Thinking New Jersey and the Blair’s Factory on my to do list........                                 

Day 125

Sometimes though overcast days filled with intermittent sun and rain is just the sort of day you need. Grateful today was that sort of Sunday

Day 124

In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous - Aristotle  

Grateful to come of the water this morning to the marvellous view of the lush green park that the council has completed to be full of ducks busy grazing for their breakfast. Obviously finding these new accommodations a bit more pleasant than the sewerage complex up the road            
                                 

Day 123

The last day of my working week, grateful today is friday. Very grateful

Day 122

Mad House Team has had their first training session today. A combination of housing and mental health (Sunshine Coast) we have joined together to form an Outrigging team to compete at the corporate games. Grateful today for these opportunities my friends offer me (Angela Brown), and we are not competitive. all about the fun..... mmm.   Our Mad house 8 though definitely have potential, more than half boat first timers, impressive timing on  paddle

Day 121

Part of the group process today was going for a walk from Alex Head to the rock pools and beach (yeh the kids thought they side tracked me and it was all going to be fun lol) but there is always a reason for what I do.

Enjoy the walk, fresh sea breeze and sand between your toes but they still needed to find something that represented the last 3 weeks of working together. A piece of coral is what I found to symbolise our 3 weeks. Though I could not go pass the amzing colour, and erosion patterns of some of the rock pools (photo does not do it justice). Grateful for mother’s nature amazing creations she provides for us and the pleasure they bring