Bill baked these cheese and spinach pielets.
Others bought lots of yummy food and these desserts.
Ann and George did well to accommodate us all in a small unit. We gorged ourselves on food and stories.
It was great to see everyone all looking a wee bit older but all less frazzled except maybe the beautiful, young Lisa, who is the only one not retired. Here we have The principal (far right), teachers, admin staff, teacher aide and spouses.
We stayed on that night as we had another function in the area the next day. It was very windy and rainy during the night but the next morning was fine and we went for a walk to NSW.
We are near the border of QLD and NSW looking south to the mouth of the Tweed River. The brown silted water coming from the river is due to the many rainy days we have been having.Ann is in NSW, Bill has a leg in both states and George is in QLD. They are inside the border monument.
We walked down to the Tweed River where there were many fishermen.
Those pielets look yummy!
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☼ Sunny
Hah! I know it as 'wandering jew'. I agree that it is hard to eradicate. But all my plants are in pots, and hence contained.
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Like your new avatar ...
On that little map, I can see O'Reilly's where I am going for New Years.
ReplyDeleteA great post Diane and lovely people to spend time together. Looks like another beautiful part of Australia.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to spend a few days Diane - It looks really lovely. And so do the pies! xxx
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful adventure and those pielets look amazing!!
ReplyDeleteOh yum, those tarts look so delicious. I love visiting your world through your blog. I agree with Sunny: if my ship ever comes in, I'd visit your country. Have a good weekend. Jo
ReplyDeleteYummy pielets, Bill!! Diane, the pictures are really pretty, thanks for the tour. Looks like you had a great reunion! Aren't they fun? I had one two weeks ago with my nursing classmates..great time of "do you remember when..."!!
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Blessings!
CottonLady
How nice such a meeting ! Unfortunately I don't know where my ex collegues ended up. Nice landscape too !
ReplyDeleteToday it was "cold" only 30°C ! If you see the moon it's big today think of me, I am seeing it too !e
Hi Diane
ReplyDeleteLots and yummy food and friends - how nice. What sunny days you have there :). Happy weekend, Ev
Those little tartlets are easy to make if anyone wants the recipe.
ReplyDeleteHi Diane! Looking a bit older... That's what happens when you allow time to pass... ;)
ReplyDeleteSorry for the absence: out one week, busy on return and then caught by the flu... ;)
Blogtrotter Two is still in Algiers... Enjoy and have a great weekend!
PS: Bill may send the recipe; I'll add the Chateauneuf... ;)
You sure have fun down in Aussie country....
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