Beach & play ground.

FAMILY TIME!

We all went to the beach, it had been like a year since we've been to the beach and it was baby Kane's first time going to the beach and to the park. He liked to watch the waves roll up on the stones, we didn't go to far cause of the beach breeze. We had a wee play at the play grounds and a picnic lunch together.

Fire wood.

WOOD MISSIONS.

Well we went on a fire wood mission a couple of days ago, as its starting to get pretty cold already and its not even winter yet. At least it was a very sunny day for it. I really enjoyed it we climbed up a bank to where dad was cutting the wood up and asked mum to take a photo of us! So here it is.

Beautiful art work

OUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY ART WORK.

Created by my Dad, my Mum, my sisters Kaylee & Keesha, my baby brother Kane and MYSELF!!!

We made this during the Coronavirus/Covid-19 lock down 2020.

VEGETABLE & BACON HOCK SOUP

The other day Mum, Dad and I made a delicious veggie, bacon hock soup. We put in a veggie mix, an onion, pumpkin, potatoes, red capsicum, carrots, peas, and a bacon hock all into our slow cooker. We let it slow cook overnight, then we ate it the next day with cheesy bread buns.

Should The Wst Coast Open?

In my opinion I think that the West Coast region should not open up at all! The way that COVID 19 is partly getting around is transmission and while it is Alert Level Three people are extending their bubbles to people. So that means you need to have trust with who you're preparing to expand your bubble with. As you don't want someone in your bubble that's popping everyone's bubble then coming back to your bubble, that kind of behaviour creates a massive chain link. For example if you have the virus and you see someone outside your bubble then that person would be around their people then their people would be around their people and so on... It all comes down to who has been seeing who and that could easily spread the virus around so many people. Even though moving down to alert level 2 and we’re allowed to see family it could still be dangerous if people don’t follow some of the restrictions. I love my family to bits but I don’t want to put their lives at risk with this virus around and I definitely don’t want to be the person that carries the virus around to everyone. The Coast is a caring, kind and loyal place where we are alway helping each other and that has been put to a stop (just the helping each other bit). So say if a family that had a crying baby, moaning children and stressed parents had a car that broke down on the side of the road, people would pull over and help them but since we’re in lockdown we can’t which isn’t that amazing. I would not open the Coast up and risk the innocent lives of our people and if we were to open the region up I would put big road blockers to block people from coming on to the Coast. They were some of the reasons I believe the Coast shouldn’t open even though I put one reason on the good side.