It’s been another flat out week at work, and with the disruption of Offspring filming in our house again I’ve felt a little all over the shop. However I still managed to fit in some relaxing down time, catchups with friends and some delicious food, so it’s definitely not all bad!
This is what my week looked like over on Instagram. If you’d like to follow me I instagram under ispyplumpie and would love to see what you’re up to as well!
| Trying the new frozen yoghurt shop near work |Eating lots of veggie fritters | Choc-orange cupcake baking | Delicious brunch |
| Offspring came to visit | A long overdue trip to the hairdresser | Offspring stole my hairdryer | Growing veggies in our front yard |
| Chocolate coated strawberries | Wrapping presents for B’s birthday | Getting into the spirit at a monobrow party | Sunday afternoon BBQ in the sunshine |
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I Spy Plum Pie is Liz, an early 30s kiwi-born, Melbourne raised girl who is passionate about the environment and sustainability, food, exploring and learning new things. Join me on my journey to a happy, sustainable life!
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March 1, 2013 at 8:13 am (12 years ago)Clearly I’m out of touch because I thought you were referring to Offspring the band!! 🙂 Did you go to the Veggie Patch Co’s pop up patch in Federation Square? Thought it would be something you’d be interested in. I am involved with urban planning professionals for events and love things like urban green space, pedestrianism and watching how cities grow and thrive. It’s all very fascinating! I just bought Green Metropolis: Why living smaller, living closer, and driving less are the keys to sustainability by
David Owen last night to read on my kindle. Looks interesting!
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March 1, 2013 at 8:57 am (12 years ago)No I didn’t, but my housemate helps out there sometimes so I might have to get him to take me down for a tour!
It is really fascinating isn’t it! It’s such an interesting area to work in, particularly the sustainability side of things. Making our communities greener and healthier is such an interesting process. That book sounds interesting, I may have to look it up!
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