At the last Adventure squad for term 1, the kids had a visit from a filmteam from Singapore who were filming an episode for a children’s tv show which will be shown in Australia and Singapore next year.
We celebrated Olivers birthday on the 18th and then Fredriks on the 21st of February.
Oliver turned 10 and Fredrik turned 21.
10 January:
Played some family tennis after breakfast:
and then went to the Australian National Art Gallery before dinner at Jamies Italian.
Oliver got a really bad headache, which lasted for 4 days, and ended up in hospital. The Royal North Shore kids department (and emergency) opened three years ago and is a very nice building. The staff where great and Oliver got well looked after. After been given medicin for the pain as well as drip, he was taken for an MRI scan. They did not find anything that should not be there and would have caused the headache and we got to go home. He has made a full recovery.
We have started to get the family together over Sunday Brunch in Waverton. It is a great way to spend Sunday. After the first one we went down for a walk at the BP site in Waverton and had a great time.
The first two days of the Easter Long weekend was very rainy and wet. We did not do much at all, stayed at home and got things done.
Easter Sunday the sun came out again and it was a lovely day. Went for two lovely walks and had a nice Easter family lunch in the middle. Fredrik set up an easter egg hunt for Oliver and Jessica and then we also had some Swedish easter traditions.
Today we are very proud over Jessicas achievements as she graduated from Sydney University today with a Bachelor of Science (Advanced), Honours Class 1 in Physiology.
An beautiful ceremony in the Great Hall of Sydney University. It was a lovely and warm day and we had drinks on the lawns after.
Following the ceremony we went for lunch by the Harbour to continue the celebrations.