We had a picnic!

T u e s d a y  / / 1 8 . 0 1 . 1 4

Yeah.
I like picnics.

This plan was jokingly borne out of a series of comments about having a picnic in my backyard.
Still, with less than a day's notice, a few of the girls had whipped up food to bring to Jells the very next day.

We all got there at 11 and set up our 4 picnic rugs next to the lake under one lonely tree.

Note all the people napping.
It was such splendid weather.

Bel brought her dog Jaffa.
Most docile dog ive ever met. HAHA

Check out his tongue in this photo.

We kinda miscalculated how much food we could eat. so in the end alot of it went unfinished.

Nevermind the fact that I was eating salad two days after the picnic, it was a good day.

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sidenote:
I also brought my lame-ass butterfly kite hoping to fly it.
But there wasn't enough wind.

sadface. next time perhaps.

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Choo

Aus Open

Where have my holidays gone.
The memories of my holidays have just become an amalgam of events sloshed together in my mind.

Thank God for timestamps on all the photos taken on my trusty low-res samsung camera phone. haha
here goes nothing.

M o n d a y // 1 3 . 0 1 . 1 4

Aus Open

If memory serves me correct. This was a freaking hot day.
We went down with a group of kids from Monash for Day 1 of the Tennis.

We were among the suckers who had to sit in the sun for the first 3 hours.
But all the sunburn we got was totally worth it. because we got shade for the next 12 hours.

No pain, no gain friends.

We were on the same court for the entire day.

You could only hold seats for maximum 2 points. So leaving was not an option.
Luckily, Bel and I came super prepared with our esky and accompanying fruits, cheese and crackers so it was all good.

Aus open were a bit tight with their freebies this year too.

Lots of photo booths, but besides that, not much else... 

The last match ended at 11:30 and we didn't get home till 1 because of a little carpark mishap.

Long story short. 3 people had parked their cars at the Glen shopping centre carpark, which gets locked up at 10. 

Luckily for Bel, she was the only one smart enough to park in the staff parking lot (which doesn't ever get locked up). But unfortunately it meant that she had to drive everyone home. haha.

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edit.

When I got home I was shocked to find a super awkward singlet tan line. Funnily enough I had managed to put sunscreen in every possible sun-burnable location on my body but had completely forgotten my neck area. 

Well done. 

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Blog more later. 

Choo.