Saturday, May 06, 2006

busy Saturday

with jake gone fishing since 6am, i was left to my own devices. since my laundry is overflowing from my hamper, it's time to put them into the washers. i figured out if they have gone fishing, it must be a good day. i started my first load at 6 am. gosh!!!!!!! and i logged on to read blogs etc.

then stace came online. that was good. we get to chat on MSN :) HEHEHE.
whilst talking to her, i loaded up some pics into my yahoo photoalbum. sal can finally see some pics of my wedding.

then i went to the bank to sort out the signatories for the orchid society. right after that, i went to shop for baby showers gift. that's when headache struck me!!!!!!!
there are so many choices available. they are all so cute. i must have been to about 4 baby places in the mall. most of the shops are filled with mothers and their prams. i finally saw a really cute 2 piece pink fleecy things from the craft market at the mall. one of my friend sells her hand made jewellery there. this time i stopped by one of this store which is tended by two nanna . they were knitting and i spotted the cute bunny rabbit 2 piece baby gear. i asked if she's made them and she said YES. i immediately bought them. i think i like to support local made products :)

then i drove to the horticultural society autumn show. i promised marnee that i would make it to the show. it was a chrysanthemum show and it was such an eye opener. i have never seen 'chrysanthemum' of that size. it's almost as big as a newborn baby's head. some were bigger. then i realised i left my camera at home. M was there and she showed me around.

next year i must go back and this time with camera. there were arrangements made by herbs, and people can compete with the fruit they grown at home. it's amazing what they have at the show.

i bought another houseplant from the trading table. *hiak hiak . i haven't checked out its name yet. it has kinda stripey look and has a shiny purple on the back of the leave.


here's jake's catch for the day, i think the snappers were in the freezer already by the time i took these photos.

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