Life is a ticket to the greatest show on earth ~ Martin H. Fischer

The title to this post is also the working title of a little book I would like to create of my images and thoughts from our recent trip to Cambodia. 

We are back safe and sound from our two week adventure. Tired (even though it is silly to complain when you are lucky enough to travel, good grief I hate airplanes) and so taking it easy with loads of washing, resting and cuddles with the furkid today. Slowly looking at the over 2000 images I took and the 1000 images Mr took!!!

I have noticed that, as per usual, I was taking heaps of images over the first few days and then lost the crazy need to capture every single second by digital image and eventually just relax let myself enjoy the moments, be part of the moments, rather than simply viewing them through the lens...


As the working title suggests the trip was an experience, more than an adventure, it was a lesson. Well many lessons, hopefully ones we can take into the rest of our lives in a positive way.

Life is a game, Play it; Life is a challenge, Meet it; Life is an opportunity, Capture it. ~ Anonymous

 The above image of Mr (taken after over 24 hours of little sleep and our first little taste of the streets of Siem Reap) is such a symbol to me of our trip ~  Our eyes are wide open now.


I will post a few more little series on this trip.  Sooo many images and thoughts to share, hope all is well will pop onto my feed and see what I have missed xox

So yesterday was a lovely bright sunshiney afternoon. I attended a friends baby shower. Basically I spent an afternoon indulging in some of my favourite things; taking photos, drinking bubbles in the sun, chatting and playing games, looking at beautifully wrapped gifts and cute little baby girl clothes and accessories...

Here is a sample of my lovely sunny afternoon I hope you all had a lovely weekend too xox

Walking. It is supposed to be good for you. Good for your health. (maybe, maybe not read on!)

Personally, I love walking. I love to wander about in this beautiful part of the world that live in (I have also been known to visit distant shores to climb an active volcano, whilst it is "erupting", but that is for another post. maybe)

There is one thing that distracts. Those weird little warning signs posted all about my home state.  You see,  I am just not sure they are completely necessary.

I am all for hidden dangers being pointed out, you know the sort of information that locals have regarding a place that new visitors should be aware of. On the other hand, some dangers are just obvious. Aren't they?!

Public liability gone mad? Amusing joke signs? Important public safety announcements?

Whatever your take, here are some of my favourites from my recent wanderings...