Showing posts with label Maya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maya. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 September 2011

Unkoalafied Success!

 I do love a good pun!




(Drum-roll please)  Here is Noah's Koala... This was by far and away much more challenging than the monkey, but I'm pretty happy with it.  Hopefully Noah will be too!



The most gorgeous kids, ever.  I am so excited to see them next month!

And this time, the pressies I bring will be the ones I made with lots and lots of love... I can't wait!

Monday, 21 June 2010

A random list of gratitude.

I'm home.
I feel sick, mostly awful and I want my mum.
I need to make a conscious effort appreciate the good stuff today.

So here is a list of 20 things I've come up with (in no particular order):
  1. Sunny and warm winter days
  2. Lovely students who tell me that I should be at home resting
  3. Lovely co-teachers that send me home to feel better
  4. Awesome, caring and thoughtful friends all around the world
  5. Hot chocolate
  6. 8 followers + 2 rss feeds = 10 readers on my blog.  Double digits baby!
  7. A wonderful phone call from yesterday from Tasha that is still making me smile
  8. Mum
  9. Daytime TV tag lines: "Mum, why won't you top inhaling butane gas?"
  10. Allan's appreciation when I gave him the blanket I made for baby Marcus
  11. A wonderful, loving and patient husband
  12. Aliya + Hussein are married!
  13. The All-Whites' awesome draw against Italy - Italy has the talent, but the Kiwis have the heart!
  14. Extra-large tissues with aloe and lotion
  15. Fuzzy warm track pants and hoodies
  16. Chicken noodle soup
  17. Getting mail
  18. The gorgeous condolence letter I got from two boys that were in my class a couple of years ago
  19. 32 Father's Days to appreciate Dad + 1 to remember him
  20. Navaz, Shazen, Noah & Maya
  21. The Coupers (which includes a former Wheeler)
  22. Sleeping off a cold
Look at that.  I made it to 22 things.  I'm off to sleep (and yes, I feel a little better.)

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