Geesh, I was wondering if anyone around here actually had a sense of humour or not! You guys seriously talk some boring shit. Until now!!! That's all absolutely hilarious stuff and the best laugh I have

Ok steemians! I have to agree with @tuckfheman that even for my girl tastes there's not enough muscle on here, so here is a sample of the goods I can contribute if some 'man' categories get some upvotes....

This is part 2 of our special journey to a stunning local Monumental Tree inspired by @kus-knee and as an addition to the monumental trees website. We had to get there by foot and the trek is spectacular

A bit of stupidity to start my day with my trusting toilet mascot! Although he has his facts wrong, cos really this is the place to do it.... Sorry Gandalf! I'm sure you were destined for more than this!

We have all seen pop eye, so there's no need for me to tell you how good spinach is! What I will show you instead is a way to make it super yummy! So today I am making Spinach baked eggs! Step 1/ Pick

Thanks steemit for an excuse for a day off! En route to a monumental tree for a steemit mission and some bonding time with my teenager we had the pleasure of some time out in this amazing ancient forest.

I have found many kids (and adults!) that live in the country and just kids in general don't like to go outside anymore.... at first this upset me, but then I thought I would change my approach, stop asking

I was visiting my sister today who has two wombats in her care at the moment. Most of the wombats she cares for have been orphaned and need regular feeding and nurturing until they are old enough to be

This is a photo of my pet Leviathan, which to me has some deep meaning. Basically, I was brought up in a very religious family and was labelled the black sheep pretty much from age 2. My mother and her

Entry #2... The great race! This is my second entry into the steemit photo challenge. My twins racing each other on a never ending boardwalk! The best part about this photo was the loooong sleep they had

Entry 1.... Rattling bridge This is an image from one of my families camping trips. It is a famous bridge over the Snowy River. I don't really have much photography experience and this was just taken with

Mmmmm... more cauliflower! I love this recipe for three reasons.... 1/ I have lots of cauliflower 2/ Its another Italian dish that I grew up with and it reminds me of my nonna. (who also grew lots of

Living in the bush is as equally rewarding as it is challenging and at some times unnerving! As it went last Friday morning at 3am sharp! Our beautiful 100 plus year old Messmate Eucalyptus Tree decided

Jennii, Jennii quite contrary how does your garden grow? Quite well considering we experience such soggy and wet winters in our valley! Although winter has its own natural beauty it is always welcoming

Dont take walking for granted! I know I don't. I have seen so many beautiful places and views because of my humble feet. Man has even evolved for this purpose! Walking is good for your general health and

Another winter staple in my vegie garden is cauliflower. It also harvests over a long period so you can have it fresh for some time and watching one grow always makes me smile! When I was young I spent

Unfortunately we have all heard the bad news about how much water we should drink each day. It is a problem that we as a society must face together! Even my sweet, soft rain water can leave me feeling

My nonna never wasted anything and being Italian there was always left over pasta sauce in her fridge. As a little girl I would visit her regularly (she lived across the road!) and she always kept us kids

Today I am making a yummy braised cabbage! Please... don't discriminate! Cabbage is easy to grow and it doesn't all need to harvested at the same time, so you can have it fresh for weeks and weeks! My

So it might not look like much but here is my yummy dinner with most of the ingredients from my garden! Its a proud gardening moment trust me! These are a couple of classics that my nonna used to cook