:: visits to the 'boys' dream house ::

During our visit to Australia, we went to my Aunty Sandie's & Uncle Rodney's a few times to visit my favourite cousins & enjoy their amazing home. We had lots of time to sit & enjoy the beautiful Australian summer while my two little boys enjoyed all of the 'boy' toys that were around. Danny also enjoyed having a ride on the new 'big' toys - Craig & Anthony's dirt bikes & Uncle Rodney's new odyssey. 

There is an ongoing fight discussion about who is going to get first offer on the house & surrounding land when Uncle Rodney & Aunty Sandie finally decide to sell. Jamin did put down a deposit this trip so we have it pretty secured over their 4 boys I think, although it was in American dollars... 

The boys collecting the eggs with Sam & Craig.

Letting the chooks out for a roam around the yard.

Next, up we go to the top of the super high treehouse.

On the deck of the treehouse. Inside there are bunk beds & a playstation. I told you this was every little boys dream!

Of course, Kael had to follow his big brother & he managed to rope Sammy into helping him.

Visiting Craig's cow down at the fence. Kael was so excited to meet a cow that he stuck his finger in the cow's nose & then straight into his own mouth. Yes, aren't 1 year olds delightful? No wonder he is always sick!

Jamin's favourite past time while at Aunty Sandie's - the flying fox! He must have gone down it 100 times on our visits & Kael did eventually learn how to go on his own too.

And there was a lot of relaxing on the grass, catching up on the past year.

I love this photo of Craig - I'm sure he has grown a few inches since we moved a year ago!

Oma came along with us & Jamin got to stop for a cuddle every now & then.

We have a very special relationship with this part of our family & every time we see them it's so 'Moes' (Aunty Sandie is my Dad's sister). Lots of yelling & hugging & teasing. Lots of caring for each other & finding out whats new in our lives. I have missed them so much but am so thankful that with family some things will never change.