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August 15, 2013

A KITCHEN DRESSER, A Fishpond & A Tree Hollow

In the Home
Our lovely kitchen dresser was bought from a second hand shop almost 40 years ago. We actually painted it orange and cream when brightly painted furniture was popular!! It was a lot of work stripping off that paint! It's not used as a typical kitchen dresser - it holds my arts and crafts materials - so there are many years of potential creativity tucked away behind those closed doors. 


In the Garden
The delicate water-lilies have stopped flowering, but the small colourful fish are delighting the grand-children who like to feed them.

In the Bushland
Tree hollows provide homes and nests for our Australian fauna. 17% of bird species, 42% or mammals and 28% of reptiles in Australia live and breed in tree hollows. 
Here is one of those safe hollows in an old tree in our local bushland.  http://www.wombatforestcare.org.au/index.php?page=Tree_Hollows

May each one of us help to create homes where we feel safe and secure.  

from Robyn

painting of robin by Brenda, Robyn's mum