Feathering the Nest (literally)

[bugshaw]

The new bed is now assembled and I can report it is very comfy to sleep on! To add additional snug loveliness, we have topped it with a new goose down duvet. Mmmmmm.... The old futon has been put in the living room in its "sofa" configuration, and covered with a throw to tone in better with the decor, and it looks super! We hadn't been planning to have a second sofa in there, but it fits so perfectly. (And now there will be more places for people to sit at the party!)

I have lots else I want to say, and there are lots of posts I want to comment to. I hope I will have the energy and brain remaining when I get home this evening.

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[numbat.livejournal.com]

There are lush tropical places in Australia and there are some spots which seemingly have no shortage of water. They make up only a small part of this very large island though. I've travelled out west, past Canberra and spent as much as six hours on the road without seeign a house or a tree, just dry brown grass and the occasional fence. Out there for most of the year the native birds are the only colour.