In Nana's garage:
* 9'6"
* 9"4"
* 8'6"
and this 6'6" bonzer
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Sunday, December 20, 2015
Friday, December 18, 2015
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
While the billy boils
some digital Canon stuff
My tiny barometers
Are marching up and down the wall and across the floor in an orderly determined manner
Thousands of ants "moving freight" to higher ground, with all the determination of an ice trucker on a meth bender.
They're totally disciplined.
None are complaining that that's not their role.
None are denying The Wet is coming.
They all just roll up their tiny sleeves on their tiny legs and feet and get on with it.
And when they stop in a couple of weeks it will belt down a hard rain, like tears from heaven.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
Cat spray daze
2015 spring pics taken on film
I stared at the cat too long
And now I'm late for work.
I'm sure the boss won't accept this excuse but he doesn't know the fear and loathing that one feral ginger cat can inflict on a neighbourhood during a 10 year reign of late night spraying, fighting and mating.
Ducks would gather their broods and paddle to the other side of the creek when they spotted Old Ginger prowling the bike track.
He was fearless using gutter and subterranean stormwater drain tactics to survive. He couldn't be tamed and wouldn't budge for Nobody.
He seemed to have an unlimited supply of cat-spray which he used on walls and cars and clean washing alike, making his mark with no respect for Australian values like"fair go".
Nothing was safe.
And now he's in a small cage.
Staring back at me. Finally caught by trapper.
And victorious in defeat, he's made me late for work.
I stared at the cat too long
And now I'm late for work.
I'm sure the boss won't accept this excuse but he doesn't know the fear and loathing that one feral ginger cat can inflict on a neighbourhood during a 10 year reign of late night spraying, fighting and mating.
Ducks would gather their broods and paddle to the other side of the creek when they spotted Old Ginger prowling the bike track.
He was fearless using gutter and subterranean stormwater drain tactics to survive. He couldn't be tamed and wouldn't budge for Nobody.
He seemed to have an unlimited supply of cat-spray which he used on walls and cars and clean washing alike, making his mark with no respect for Australian values like"fair go".
Nothing was safe.
And now he's in a small cage.
Staring back at me. Finally caught by trapper.
And victorious in defeat, he's made me late for work.
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