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December 02

Merry Christmas from down under the under

Visit My

My christmas

space

http://spaces.msn.com/members/TasmanianChristmas

Its a hot christmas most times

in Tasmania some times

there is snow on Mt Wellington

Vegemite kids.

We're happy little Vegemites

As bright as bright can be.

We all enjoy our Vegemite

For breakfast, lunch, and tea.

Our mother says we're growing

stronger every single week.

Because we love our Vegemite.

We all adore our Vegemite.

It puts a rose in every cheek!

Its not a christmas song

but I love Vegimite

Home Among the Gum Trees

Give me a home among

the gum trees

With lots of plum trees

A sheep or two

A kangaroo

A clothesline out the back

Verandah out the front

And an old rocking chair

You'll see me in the kitchen

Cooking up a roast

Vegemite on toast

Just you and me

And a cup of tea

And when my friends

will ask me

The place that I adore

I'll tell you right away.

Give me a

home&ldots;.

November 21

Tasmania History a little about my state

Van Diemen's Land

The first British settlement on the island

was made at Risdon

in 1803 when Lieutenant John Bowen

landed with about 50 settlers,

crew, soldiers and convicts.

The site was abandoned and in 1804

Lieutenant David Collins established

a settlement at Hobart in February 1804.

The colony of Van Diemen's Land

was established in its own right in 1825

and officially became known as Tasmania in 1856.

Tasmanian Devil

Platypus

Scientific Name: Ornithorhynchus anatinus

Home: Streams, rivers, and lakes of Eastern Australian coastal regions

Description: Short, dense dark-brown fur,

2 inch wide bill, hairless, webbed feet, flat,

furry tail, up to 2 foot long body

The platypus seems weird to people because it lays eggs and is a mammal, but really it's just a creature that's just very specialized to do what platys do best -- swim, eat, and burrow! Living on the banks of bodies of water, the platypus burrows 50 foot long tunnels and uses its webbed feet to doggy-paddle around. The bill is a stream-lined nose and mouth for sniffing and snuffling up pond-bottom delicacies like shrimp! Perfectly designed for underwater life, the platypus has two layers of fur -- the first is short and dense and never lets water through to the skin! The second is longer and is the layer of fur that gets wet. The flat furry tail stores fat for the long cold winter in freezing waters.
	The platypus closes its eyes and ears underwater! How does it manage to find its food in the murky depths below? With an amazing touch-sensitive beak! Platypus bills aren't like bird bills -- they're soft, flexible cartilage -- like the stuff our noses are made of!
	Like a duck-billed cowboy, platypus males have spurs on their hind feet that deliver a poisonous venom with a swift kick! A platypus sting is powerful enough to make people sick and kill a dog!
	Mama platypus lays usually two eggs less than an inch long that stick to the fur on her belly. The babies bust their way out with an egg tooth, and then attach themselves to mom's belly-hairs. Milk oozes from glands nearby that soak the fur and the babies suck it up!

October 29

Happy Halloween

http://www.animationfactory.com/company/halloween.html

take a look if you dare

Happy Halloween

Whoot Whoot Who is scared

when the lights are out

as you hold the lit

pumpkin as it

guides you along the way

while witches

fly on broomsticks

over head

With their black cats

holding tight at the back

with there claws dug into

the broom handle

Ghouls and Goblins hide

behind the trees

giggling at who will

be scared the most

vampires lurking around

the corner

ghost shimmer as you pass

through them

The dead crawling from

there graves

to join you

as you do your walk

bats hanging up side

down just waiting

to join you

take heed beware

Its Halloween

tonight

Darlings hello we all want to wish you

all a scary night with plenty of boos

princess my very beautiful cats

says meowooooo

October 19

let me know

If any one has a photo guest book leave your name and link and i will visit and add a picture some times take a look at mine hugs susan

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Rambo day at the beach

The beach...

The sand between your toes

The smell of the salty ocean

The feel of the ocean spray as it hits your face

The sun that beats down on you as you stroll along the edge of the sea as your feet sink into the sand

The gulls as they call your name that is why

i love the beach

We took rambo down to Kingston beach and its for dogs so quite a lot of different kinds of dogs go there rambo does not like other dogs to come near mia so at one time when he saw a dog coming near mia he run up and sat on him but all was ok the dog got out from under him and ran off and rambo went back to running in the water

he loves mia very much and rambo is not a normal dog his is like a family member very spoilt and has a box of toys and sleeps on the bed or floor of mias room no on not even her mom are aloud near the room well we still go in but he does not like it i tell him I am top dog around here so lump it rambo.