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1.
Halls Head 06July2008
(Phocagallery / Halls Head 06July2008)
... On the way we saw kangaroos and an emu. The Mandurah church meets in a double classroom, with an average of about 50
people
attending. For the Kids' Church, there were about 30 kids present. ...
2.
New (used) Trajet
(Phocagallery / New (used) Trajet)
Our new "
people
-mover" (They don't call them mini-vans here). To choose any of these photos to print, click here. ...
3.
Our Backyard
(Phocagallery / Our Backyard)
Just a few photos from the backyard of our house in Warnbro. Most
people
don't have clothes dryers here, so Lanette's getting used to hanging the clothes out to dry. To choose any of these photos to ...
4.
Queen Mary 2- 14Mar2010
(Phocagallery / Queen Mary 2- 14Mar2010)
On Peter's 16th birthday we went to Fremantle to farewell the Queen Mary 2 - the world's largest ocean liner - which happened to drop by the port at Fremantle for a day. Thousands of flag-waving
people
...
5.
Kangaroos!: RoosBegging
(Phocagallery / RoosBegging)
RoosBegging: The kangaroos had no inhibitions in approaching
people
for food. ...
6.
Driving Outback: Payne's Find roadhouse
(Phocagallery / Payne's Find roadhouse)
Payne's Find roadhouse: Typical roadhouse and tavern in the outback spaced apart just enough to need to stop and fill up with petrol. Payne's Find was a gold mining town with enough
people
to have ...
7.
Toodyay 02Aug2008: IMG_1320
(Phocagallery / IMG_1320)
IMG_1320: We arrived too late for the Avon Descent. By the time we got to the "weir" (dam) where there was to be lots of action going over the falls, the rescue
people
were waiting for the one last ...
8.
ACLE3 Conference at MCG: presenting at MCG
(Phocagallery / presenting at MCG)
presenting at MCG: This is the view of the MCG that I had during my presentation at the educator's conference (but, of course, with
people
sitting in the chairs!). ...
9.
Red Bull Air Racing in Perth
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... if it made the cuts.) It's quite a scene to watch.
People
like us line the shores of the Swan River across from the Perth CBD. A course consisting of 8 or so air gates is set up on barges in the river. ...
10.
Big Day in the City
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... the world. We weren't the only curious onlookers as Fremantle was flooded with thousands of
people
who came to farewell the ship that was planning on leaving around 5pm. See Queen Mary 2 photos in our ...
11.
We are liking curry
(Blogs/Dane's Blog)
Here in Australia, there's lots of
people
who eat curry. It's because of how close we are to Bali (Indonesia), Malaysia and India. Mum's tried cooking it about 4 times so far. This last effort may ...
12.
Merry Christmas!
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... church. I was asked to prepare the lyrics for "Silent Night, Holy Night" in the various languages spoken by
people
in our church. So, we ended up singing the first verse simultaneously in 12 languages: ...
13.
Aussie Economy: Wonder from Down Under
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... two more raises during 2010 (Lutheran teachers are unionised in Australia). We don't really know that many
people
who have lost jobs in the past year. But one direct connection we have to the quotes ...
14.
More on the Aussie language
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... was ConvictCreations.com. They have an excellent page describing the Australian language titled "Strine - the world's most advanced English language". To explain that title, "Strine" is how
people
from ...
15.
About Canberra
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... who leads government as the head of the majority party (he's not directly elected by the
people
). The Parliament is split into two houses - the Senate and the House of Representatives. Like in the US, ...
16.
Flyaway to Adelaide Part 1
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... our one day of driving around the small towns of the valley (Tanunda has 3,700
people
), we must have just happened upon at least 15 Lutheran churches. This is one place in Australia where we don't have ...
17.
Snakes in Australia
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... known to be aggressive, and they're from one of only two non-venomous snake groups in Australia (pythons and colubridae). Many
people
favour them as house pets. But pythons, in general, have large appetites. ...
18.
Karl Gets a Twin's Autograph
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... of the ladder and is hosting the series this weekend. About 2,000-3,000
people
will be attending each game. All 3 of the boys and I will be going to tonight's game 2. Karl got the autograph of Luke ...
19.
Australia Day Celebrated - 26th January
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... national identity on the anniversary of it's founding day with fireworks, burning something on the barbie, and playing cricket (instead of baseball). There will be lots of
people
hitting the beach or ...
20.
Not Much More Aussie than the Barbie
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
The barbie (Australian for "BBQ") is at the centre of the Australian national psyche, as acknowledged by this news story from the BBC. An excerpt here: "The barbecue, or barbie, gives
people
the chance ...
21.
Happy New Year!
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... from Sydney on TV and watched the fireworks when we got back to the house. Simply amazing! They launched 100,000 fireworks from the Sydney Harbour Bridge and 7 barges with 1.5 million
people
watching ...
22.
Shark Update 2
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... It was "menacing" two fishermen in a small dinghy, and a patrol boat later followed it out to deeper waters. So the beach was marked with "closed" signs. Yet there were a number of
people
ankle deep ...
23.
Shark Attack on Our Beach
(Blogs/Peter's Blog)
... 7 news helicopter circling over a spot on the beach. We told Mon, Dad, and Dane. We decided to drive to the beach to see them. When we got to the parking lot by the beach, there were dozens of
people
watching. ...
24.
Shark Update
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... the beach to see what the commotion was. We stood with dozens of
people
at a car park lookout for about 2 1/2 hours, not knowing for about the first hour whether it was a shark attack or something else. ...
25.
Tragic News From Our Church Family
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... a rather tight family of just over 100
people
. Two sudden deaths in one family is quite hard to fathom. Though not being here very long, we've come to the know the family and have great appreciation ...
26.
November Weekend Down Under
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... Night) There's mixed interest in Halloween down here.
People
definitely know the traditions, but many are opposed to Trick-or-Treating because "it's an American holiday". Dane dressed up ...
27.
Aussies' Holiest Secular Site
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... The MCG is often referred to as the "Spiritual Home of Australian Sport". It seats about 100,000
people
and is listed as the 8th largest stadium in the world. It has hosted some of the ...
28.
Look Who Else Moved In
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... spiders move very quickly, they are hairy with long legs. They often shock
people
who are not from Australia, as Australia has a reputation for dangerous creatures. Due to their size ...
29.
Moving to a New Rental House
(News/Latest)
... Actually, the house is next door to a couple who both are on our staff at the college. Thursday night we chatted with that couple (two wonderful
people
). They then talked to the owner who they ...
30.
A Lamb
(Blogs/Lanette's Blog)
We drove 2 hours northeast this weekend into the hills to a small town that was bustling with
people
. The town is quaint with gift shops and ice cream parlours. As I looked into a shop with it's door open, ...
31.
Sheephead Down Under
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... own first annual Shindig. Never having hosted a Shindig before, the planner of the Shindig asked me earlier in the week regarding what
people
actually do at a Shindig. Speaking from experience, ...
32.
Acknowledging Some Things We Miss
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... of shampoo! it takes you 25 minutes to pick out a juice to drink because you just love reading the labels you can pack a suitcase to 49.9lbs without a scale. you freeze when
people
ask ...
33.
Roos at Serpentine Falls
(Blogs/Dane's Blog)
... It just is at a slant and
people
can swim in the river. Then we went back to the place that we came from and walked across a brige and went up a really big hill and went higher then the water fall. ...
34.
New Zealand to Perth
(Blogs/Dane's Blog)
... I slept. And when we woke up in the morning we were in a hotel and my Dad said I slept onthe bus but I thought that I didn't. The hotel room had 3 bed rooms, and 6
people
could sleep in it. ...
35.
It's a Small World After All
(Blogs/Lanette's Blog)
Since we have moved, we have met
people
that bring us back home in our thoughts. Yesterday, Lori Pierce Sexton came to our house for morning tea. Lori is from my home town, Rochelle, IL, and graduated ...
36.
Shopping in Australia
(Blogs/Lanette's Blog)
... the line today, which is typical of my schedule. Most
people
either don’t even have a dryer or only use it rarely. We were loaned a washer to use for now, but no dryer. Yesterday wasn’t sunny enough in ...
37.
A Little About Our Little Church
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... - just PowerPoint), organ, or traditional hymns. The Lord's Supper is celebrated every Sunday. We have a variety of
people
who take part in a worship band that leads all of the singing. ...
38.
This little bitie now dead as a dodo
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... If you want to know more about these relatives of the black widow, check them out at the Australian Museum Online.
People
can actually die from their bite, although it's ...
39.
Getting Settled
(News/Latest)
... visas approved, our shipping container was finally released to start the customs clearing process which may take 10 to 20 business days. So the home furnishings are a bit sparse though some
people
...
40.
Thanks!
(News/Latest)
We'll be on our way later this morning - finally! We are grateful to so many
people
... my Mom for allowing this 3-month invasion of her condo and for being so good to us Vivian for ...
41.
Happy Easter!... from Minnesota
(News/Latest)
... an acknowledgment that our visa application packet had been received in Perth. The immigration
people
have a policy to not offer updates on the progress of an application, so all we can do is wait. ...
42.
Family Humour
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... time to plant the garden. If she didn't get her pink flowers planted, she wondered if
people
driving by who knew her annual routine would think she'd passed away. To offer an explanation to ...
43.
Inching (Centimetering?) Closer to Being Half a World Away
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... WA. With the move across town, the distance is now just 10,639.2 miles. We'll celebrate any progress made at this point! Some
people
have commented that we must be moving "halfway around ...
44.
Special Sunday for Us at Cross View
(Blogs/Tim's Blog)
... have to understand how this congregation equips and prepares
people
for being witnesses wherever God has placed them. The sermon from Sunday is well worth a listen if you've got a few spare minutes (click ...
45.
Announcing the Move to Australia
(News/Static)
... 2 science classes, an art class, etc. and was responsible for maintaining computers, the network, managing web and email services, etc. Living Waters has two IT support
people
on staff, so I will not ...
46.
Just a Few More Things Needed...
(News/Latest)
After a few weeks of silence from the immigration
people
in Perth, we received an email from our case manager on Wednesday (9 April) requesting more information. It was not the news we were hoping to hear ...
47.
ooVoo
(Web Links / Live on the Web Options (audio and/or video))
Conferencing with up to 6
people
with an installed program (Windows version is ready and Mac version is now in beta as of 24 Jan 2008) ...