Lightroom!!

Yay thanks to our lovely housemate I now have lightroom on the computer :) Wooo Hooo!!!!!


Now back to the editing.....

This weekend

We did some driving

Found a cute kitty


Walked around landsborough and maleny


Played with my camera


Had lots of fun


Took over the playground


And enjoyed this guys company a LOT!


Took many many a photo


Hopped across the rocks at Gardener Falls


And drove home beside a lovely sunset


Oh and did I mention this guy is gorgeous, amazing, funny, witty, cute and my best friend in the whole world?



Mmmm twas a grand Sunday :)

DSLR :)

Yay after lots and lots of saving I got my early Christmas/Birthday present from my lovely husband. Now trying to figure out how to use it, here are the few that I like so far...







65 days


65 days till we fly out to Ireland...

65 days till I get to see this bunch of crazy people that I dearly love and miss so much!

Just 65 days...

Jobs jobs jobs

So I went for a job interview today and it went pretty well I think. The guys were nice, we got along well...and then I fell down the stairs. Pretty embarrassing! Note to self- boots and walking down stairs without watching don't go too well. Now my ankle hurts- hopefully I get the job so it will be worth it!

Irish Soda Bread

I was in the mood to bake something today, and seeming my family will be flying into Ireland at some stage today I thought I'd make some Irish soda bread. Its yummy, easy and pretty healthy too :) Much easier than yeast breads as there is no kneading involved and no waiting around to let it rise.

You'll need:
500ml buttermilk or sour milk
750g plain flour (I use a mix of normal and wholemeal)
50g Oats
1tsp salt
1tsp bicarb soda

You need to preheat the oven to 220 degrees, and then put all the dry ingredients into a bowl



Add in the milk and mix with a spoon till it combines to form a dough



At this stage you can add more milk or flour depending on what it looks like

When you're happy with the consistency, turn it out onto a floured bench. Pat it into a round shape and cut a cross in the top. Pop into the oven and turn the oven down to 180 degrees. Should take between half an hour and 45 mins.


Tastes great with butter and golden syrup, or toasted for breakfast :)




And perfect if you have a hungry teacher man coming home soon...