Today was Credo Christmas. Enough said. Here's pics:
Because it was the last day we got a picture of all the resis together:
And one of the Street and Hospitality Team (minus Shobie, because she and Luffy had to go early):
Credo Christmas is tomorrow. So we have been making salads in Credo today.
Last night about a dozen of us spent some time in Credo, doing some baking for Credo Christmas.
As someone said, 'Better than going out and getting blind drunk!'
This afternoon I came down to Norlane (in Geelong) to visit my mentor, Luke. Stayed aound to help cook dinner, and ended up cutting my thumb instead of the cabbage. (There is a guy who helps with the dinners who works at an abattoir, and likes the knives really sharp...) I said, 'Oh f***!'
Luke took me to the doctor, who glued it back together and also gave me a bonus Tetanus shot.
Will post pictures when I get back to Melbourne tonight.
Earlier this year I planted some seedlings on the roof, which I had used for some installation art about the parable of the sower, at State Youth Games. Some of them survived, and so now we have some city-grown onions! Here is Jeff, modelling one of our onions:
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We also have some celery on the way from the State Youth Games crop. (The leeks and lettuce didn't survive.)
Last night we were having our City Seeds dinner, and Gin and Jeff had said they had some friends who were going to be staying over, and asked if it was okay if they came for dinner. I made a salad.
Jeff let it slip about half an hour before their friends arrived that it was Paul and Amber, back from overseas! So they are staying for us for a few days, and then going back to Canberra.
Went down to North Shore again this morning.
Afterwards went and got some grey zucchinis (I had never heard of them before) to take for lunch. (Luke has organised some lunches where everyone has to bring a vegetable to contribute to the meal, so that people can make a contribution rather than just being 'clients' who need to be helped by the 'workers'.) Luke cooked a lamb pie. We also had some potatoes that a lady called Sue had brought.
