As a child I used to frequent the local railway station and watch all the activity of the trains. Now there are very few trains and this old girl rests here as a remnant of days gone bye.
Archives for January 2010
Day 29
Having turned 4 yesterday, it was time for Rebekah to have her next round of Immunisation Needles. The nurse involved her with little activities and assessments before the dreaded needles and as you can see in the photo, she was having a lot of fun.
The injections were no fun however and she actually pulled the first needle out of her leg before the nurse had a chance to administer the injection. Brenda and I had to hold her down in the midst of very loud screams (a parent’s worst job) while the injections took place. It was certainly a job I did not enjoy. Anyway, it is 8 years before her next lot of needles and I am sure she won’t need me to restrain her then.
Day 28
Day 27
One of the greatest rewards of undertaking this Photo A Day project is I will finish the year with a pictorial diary of the year. This will be in stark contrast to many diaries that will probably have many blank pages like the one pictured and leave unanswered questions at the end of the year.
Day 26
Australia Day has in recent years stirred many debates and this year was no exception with the idea of changing our flag. It is true that there has been a shift from the importance of the British in our Country’s daily governance but I still think our historical roots are worthy of being remembered as our Country’s freedom is a result of many gallant men and women who served under this flag.
Day 25
I titled this image dual power because I see the power in the clouds that has the potential to unleash a rain storm and the unseen power that is carried in the power lines. The striking contrast in the clouds always fascinates me as you never really know how much power is stored in them. We may just get some rain tonight.
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