Under the shade of a Coolibah Tree? (actually it's a Carob) |
Shady haze, sombrero and an esky or 'chully bun' depending where you come from |
Lilo, beer, lounge . . hey tough job but someone has to to id |
Lily loves Westy and Westy clearly is fond of Lily |
Mobile music is essential |
Backyard golf. Balls in the rough |
Can't cook but can play pool |
Wii Dance and yes we made them do Pussy Cat Dolls |
Spalaxin' |
Slip n Slide |
Soap gets in your eyes |
And in your pool |
Only drunks erect a beach umbrella at 10pm (nah it has LED lights0 |
And it all ends in a kind of warm and fuzzy glow |
i like music with a little more pop but it's ok. 42 degrees!!!! glad you kept cool, maybe we can ship you some snow
ReplyDeleteglad somebunny's having fun... we're in one of the most dangerous of storms of the season: snow, freezing rain, ice pellets, rain, and a whole shitload more!
ReplyDeletenice...here is what i love...you always have such cool reasons or find reasons to celebrate...looks like a lot of fun...
ReplyDeleteYou take the most marvelous photographs...my favorite was the slip n slide with the droplets flying willy nilly in the air. What fun you all seem to be having!
ReplyDeleteROFL about the soapy swimming pool
ReplyDelete(anyone who has a swimming pool and a labrador shouldn't complain about anything else cause their life is complete and if only it was that simple)
;-)
Looks like my day without the pool, the slip n slide, the labrador, the pool table, the umbrella with LEDs and the young people. Exactly like my day. Wasn't the weather foul? Glad it's over! Happy post-Invasion day!
ReplyDeletemellow song--woof! that's one hell of a bubble bath
ReplyDeletey'all know how to party
You way of having a fun day (regardless of where it falls or what it means) looks and sounds utterly perfect. We three got up too late, wandered around Melbourne aimlessly - most of the events were over before lunchtime!
ReplyDeletehells, i am always in awe of how your family celebrates together. that's your greatest accomplishment: this family of ours.
ReplyDeleteand manohman do you guys know how to party.
soglad to see all these great moments.
tsup hells,
kj
What I want to know is how do you get soap suds out of a pool? Does it eventually filter out on its own or do you have to empty the pool? That would be a lot of work.
ReplyDeleteHey, that's a pretty big pool. Dosen't look too inviting though when it's full of soap - unless you're desperate for a wash!
ReplyDeleteI am sure you just post these pictures of people lazing around in the sun, supping beer, in order to make us shivering folk in the northern hem feel jealous. It works.
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is a party!
ReplyDeleteSoap suds in the pool? How is that accomplished? Wow.
Brilliant!!! wish i was a neighbour to join in the fun.
ReplyDeleteand I love big jet plane :)
ps... i'm with you on the daisies... they smell like wee
ReplyDeleteOur "national holiday" is coming up a week from Sunday. I hope we have even one tenth of the fun that I see here.
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