It warmed up in Adelaide today - 27C, and the next two days forecast over 30C. I watered the Eastern balcony plants first up in preparation for the coming days. The Sweet Kisses Bliss Bomb from last Summer has a single flower. I might coax some more, but I'm not greedy, this one is worth having.
This afternoon was our Sit'n Stitch - Jennifer, Susan and I at Susan's place at Grange.
In the morning I did a load of washing, prepared an eggplant parmigiana for tomorrow night, finished the last chapter of The Bird Way and reviewed it for Goodreads. I also had another look for the fabric for Jenny McWinney's Cockerill, which I have mislaid . No luck.
It's in that safe place.
Jennifer has finished her Mother and Father Christmas - a fundraiser for Zonta. The scale isn't evident here. They are about 45cm high - quite large. And fabulous.
Susan had made a batch of her much appreciated cheese scones. I had one straight out of the oven - and another later, and one to take home.
At this time of the year every time I go out I I look to see how far the jacaranda blossom has advanced. It seems to be a bit later in Adelaide than some other parts of the country.
It is, however, underway.
I managed to hold the SLR still for long enough to get this shot of tonight's full moon rising over the hills.
This evening I worked on the last of the Rabbits at Dawn panels, finishing the hillock that has to match up with the panel already worked. Now this is done I can freelance on the rest of it.
Tomorrow Brigid has the first of her final exams. I hope she gets a really good night's sleep.
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