The boys by themselves are into a game of battleship. Probably a bit advanced for 3 year old Nesta, who nonchelantly calls out to me with the question , " Mom,, do boats have lives?"
Here in the pic Jack is saying its Nesta's time to pick a number, while Nesta has more important ideas in his mind. {To fit his feet inside his red pants so he looks more like spiderman}
We are under a cylone watch up here. Which means batten down the hatches, secure everything, and expect lots of rain and wind. And more battleship.....
This has been a very mild wet season compared to years gone by. Since this region only gets rain 4 months out of each year, it is crucial that we get adequate amounts during the wet. Usually, March is the rainiest and the hottest. It is also the most exciting, it is my eldest boy's birthday month and also the end of the hot weather. We look forward to much more outdoor time, camping, and exploring together our last dry season in the Kimberley!
**Thank you for the well wishes regarding my test ! And guess what? I passed !
Not only did I pass, but with 100 % ~!~
So now, I do declare myself a citizenship smartypants and attach that 100% to my personal label, much as Mma Makutsi does in The Number #1 Ladies Detective Agency, (by Alexander McCall Smith ) where she scores 99.7% on her Botswana Secretarial School final examinations, and is constantly reminding others and herself of the achievement.
So from 100% to you, have a good day ! :)
