Throughout all the wars, many sacrificed their lives fighting for our nation to be how it is today. ANZAC Day, held on 25th April is a national day to remember all those Australians and New Zealand who served and died in all wars and conflicts, and all the suffering and contributions of all those served.… Continue reading ANZAC Day
For so long now I have been trying to get my hands on a 1960s inflatable terrarium footstool.... Finally I did, at the bargain price of $60 on Facebook! So many that I have seen on the internet go for around the price $250, so finding this one at a fantastic price and in such… Continue reading Blow Up Your Life
Happy Easter Easter is a festival celebrating the resurrection of Jesus, in Christianity. Celebrations in many countries include Church Services, meals with family and friends, Easter Egg decorating, Easter Egg Giving (and eating), Easter Egg Hunt and The Easter Show. Vintage Easter Greeting I like to decorate my house in preparation for Easter. My Easter… Continue reading Easter Time 🐣
Wonder Woman is the most famous heroine of all time. Wonder Woman was known as Diana Prince and was created in 1941 and published on DC comics. She has super human strength and speed, also a bullet proof bracelet and a golden lasso of truth. She would spin to change her image to Wonder Woman.… Continue reading DIY into Wonder Woman
Saturday 17th March is St Patrick’s Day. The Irish love to celebrate St Patrick's Day and so do I, due to my Irish heritage. Cloverleaf The Feast of St Patrick or St Patrick's Day is a cultural and religious celebration. St Patrick was the foremost patron saint of Ireland. St Patrick's Day The celebrations on… Continue reading St Patrick’s Day
Women can do it International Women's Day is a celebration of... Women Girls Anti-sexism Anti- discrimination Rights of females Power of females Friendships The first Women's Day was celebrated in New York on 28/02/1909, bit Ut was the International Women's Conference in 1910, decided it should be celebrated on March 8th. International Women's Day After… Continue reading International Women’s Day
The first Sydney Mardi Gras was in 1978, celebrating "out of the bars and into the streets" that gays were allowed to be themselves and not discriminated against. Protesters were met by police and the event turned into a riot. It was heart wrenching to see the re-enactment on the tv show Riot. 1978 Sydney… Continue reading 40 Year Celebration!
Joseph Henry Lynch was born on 28th October 1911. He was a famous British artist, known on his artwork as J.H. Lynch. His artwork was popular in the 60s and 70s. The funny thing I found out while trying to locate information, was that his artwork used to be sold in a shop equivalent to… Continue reading Sultry Tina
It's that time of year when love is on everyone's mind. Vintage Valentine Card Valentines Day is here! 💕 Vintage Valentine card Valentine's Day originated from a Christian celebration of the Feast of Saint Valentine. It is recognised as a significant cultural, religious and commercial celebration of romance. Vintage Valentine Card Valentines developed in Roman times… Continue reading Love Is In The Air💕
My family and I just enjoyed a two-week holiday down the south coast of NSW with two of our family friends. It was wonderful weather and we had the most fun time! There is a lot of wildlife in the area we stay at, with many kangaroos, possums, ducks and native birds to interact with.… Continue reading Summer Loving 💕
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