Eggs

This morning I was in charge of lunches. Ella and Abbie wanted egg on their sandwiches. I didn't leave them in the saucepan long enough... so Kylie decided to finish cooking them in the microwave.

The buzzer went. The egg exploded.

Eggs and microwaves don't mix... and eggs that explode in microwaves stink.

My Nan and Pop Bunt

I love my Nannas. Nanna Coulson lives in Gosford with Auntie Jan. It's great to catch up with them when we go to Gosford.

Nanna Bunt lives in Auburn with her husband of 60 years, my pop. They actually celebrated their 60th anniversary in the past week! They've lived in their house in Cardigan St for pretty much the whole time. Nan's dad built the house!

Nan and Pop's from Tim Coulson on Vimeo.

Christmas 2010

Here you'll find a bunch of photos my little brother took at Christmas time when we played on the jetty. There are a few of me (Justin) in the blue shorts. Chanel is also in a few. The little kids and Kylie must have been in the pool when all this was going on.

But we had fun! Photos here at my little brother's blog.

Tim and Kesh Take Girls to the Beach

I love it when the kids have fun with their Aunt and Uncle. Tim and Kesh gave the three big girls a fun day at Werri beach.

Photos from my little brother's blog here.

Cooking with the Coulson girls

A few weeks ago my brother, Tim, hung out with Chanel (11), Abbie (8), and Ella (7). They played, and cooked...

Cooking With The Coulson Girls from Tim Coulson on Vimeo.

Here are some of the photos.

A New Start

The past four months have flown by in the blink of an eye. 2011 finished with me leaving university life to work on the truck with my dad for a few months. We were running out of money after our house in QLD failed to sell. I worked for most of November, all of December, and all of January. It was nice to get back to uni and do some real work after all that time on the truck.

Abbie's Baptism

This week was looking like it would be terrible, horrible, no good, and very bad. Monday through Friday we went through the motions and did what was required to survive, but it didn’t feel particularly good – at all. We have weeks like that now and then.

Kylie’s mum arrived on Wednesday and the children were delighted to have her visiting with us. Her dad arrived Friday, and the children were even more excited to have two grandparents here. But overall Kylie, the children, and I had a largely forgettable week... until...