#2112 Friday 12th August

Kaylia had a day at Workpower.... she arrived home at 2:30.... she had very clearly had a good day.  Then we went for a drive..... round the block as usual.  Halfway round I decided to explore a road off to the side... and it was a delightful detour! A hidden valley with 6 properties... each about 10 acres of well tended jewels.

Then down to Bunnings Midland where Kaylia was able to find a birthday gift for Daddy.

#2111 Tuesday 9th August

I've had a few hours to myself today..... Kaylia is off with a carer so I can be in the shed.  This afternoon we're taking Kaylia to a dance group and we hope that it might replace her fixation on the school ball.  She had two school balls and each time she absolutely loved them.

My current job on Bob is to make and fit some fill in sections around the wheel arch's.  Too much had been removed and the "eyebrow" was about 100mm too high. I can't really understand why this matters but if I want it to be registered then I do as I'm told.

The rain this week and last week has meant that the ground is saturated to a degree that I haven't seen for many years. 

#2110 Monday 8th August

Lezette (who helps with Kaylia's online) is away today.... she has COVID.  So Kaylia and I went for a good drive this morning..... out to York, then along the back road to Spencer's Brook.... then to Clackline and home.

The canola crops are spectacular at this time.  This photo is looking down the length of Mt Bakewell .... on the north side.

#2109 Sunday 7th August

Sunday morning at Kalamunda Dome! Next will be the op shop nearby...... and then we drive to Balcatta to visit two op shops there..... and then to Morley for another op shop.  (It's a hard life!)

Part of the op shop routine is that Naomi gathers stock for the new business..... "Curve Style" ..... Kaylia is learning how to fold and pack clothes for despatch to the buyers.  We employ a 'tutor' to train Kaylia in the processes involved.

Sunday afternoons are when I have a couple of hours of shed time.  .... and the three chooks stick close by.