The view from Jeremy's new office window in the BHP building...a very dreary day in Perth today.

I was glad to have this beautiful book to read that Natasha lent me...beautiful photos and so well written.

 

Enjoying the rainbow...

A wild and rainy Saturday morning...we picked up lots of litter. After the walk Jenny, Margot and  I decided it wasn't safe to go for a swim, there was a large swell and very choppy. We did however enjoy a hot coffee and a chat in Clancy's, the original restaurant in City Beach. We must have looked like three drowned rats when we walked in. Thanks to Margot for the great photos.

 

Two photos that Michelle posted on Instagram....am so looking forward to seeing them in two weeks.

 

The sun was out when we started our game at Kwinana this morning for their Silver Event. I love seeing their geese on the course.

They are remarkably friendly...

Sadly the sun disappeared halfway round the course and it poured! I still enjoyed the game and the lunch was sensational.

Golfing mates, Judy and Vanetha....I enjoy catching up with players from other clubs....I pinched this photo from Facebook...Lyn Hancock takes all the photos.

 

Bookclub No2 at my house tonight...the book this month was 'The Netanyahus" by Joshua Cohen...quite different to anything I have ever read, very difficult to read in the beginning, lots of words I didn't know the meaning of...but in the end I wanted to read it again. It won the Pulitzer Prize this year. In the photo Karen is on the left and Claire is playing a section of the audio book, spoken by the author...she was in fits of laughter!

 

Jeremy took Pete and I out to dinner tonight to Post....my birthday present. Pete and I were away for my birthday and then Jeremy had Covid so actually very nice to have another celebration. Excellent food and wine!

Beautiful Council House opposite the Treasury building (where we had dinner)...not sure why the lights were blue tonight...often they have meaning...they were blue and yellow when Ukraine was invaded by Russian troops.

 

Van Gogh Alive

This amazing art display (not really sure what to call it as it is so much more than an art display) arrived in Perth quite a while ago and Pete and I weren't really keen to see it. However the ladies at Mahjong thought it was worth seeing and they were not wrong. It was first launched in 2011 and has been displayed in 70+ cities to over 8 million visitors. We absolutely loved it.