A Walk Around the Neighborhood
Most of my morning chores done and not quite ready for lunch, I decided since it wasn’t a hot day, I would take a walk. I grabbed my camera of course to document the walk, and hoping to be ready for anything.
As I left the driveway, I saw our neighbor, Michel. Michel is from Seychelles, and if I didn’t have any trouble with Australian as it is, his is with a thick French accent. He’s a sweet man and he LOVES his garden. He is always knocking on our door handing us bags of guavas, tangerines, and mangoes.

Australian crows, or better said, ravens, fascinate me. They seem to have their own language. When I looked it up, they do have a lot of sounds that they make.
I couldn’t resist a video outside this school, capturing their language.

Black Cocatoos were down the street a bit making chattering noises. I took a photo because John seems to get excited when we see them. Unseen here is a brilliant red under tail.

A magpie and a mudlark fly by me as I am concentrating on the black cockatoos as if to want attention too.

I couldn't resist a chuckle and a photo when I saw this parked along the way. I thought, I better take a photo in the case John gets fed up with sanding floors.