2 exhausted little moles arrived in Melbourne yesterday. We are now in the intensive care unit at Beth and Susan’s, the Bella’s of the Bellarine Peninsula! Intensive laughing, intensive eating drinking, packing unpacking, resting un resting. Zzzzzzzz…waking in time for our last Australian sunset for some time.
Guess what! We’ve left, what bliss and after a midnight scotch we are off to do the Singapore sling thing.
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About The Moles
Although moles hold no particular attraction for us, when we moved to Tasmania in 2003, we lived in Mole Creek. With hopes of fitting in sooner rather than later, we embraced the name in our e-mail account. Now that we are heading off on our globe-trot we thought we'd maintain solidarity with moles and even give them an outing, hence the curious id.... -And since Annie's late Mum, Gwen, was pleased to call herself Molesmama, she's coming too. Not lost on us is the marvellous ambiguity inherent in the word and the notion that very little is known about these small, sleepy, dark-dwelling creatures....
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Congrats! On the launch of the travelling blog!! One thing where is the mention of the last minute stocking exchange and the tango dance of legs ahoy!!! LOL!!
This will keep us close, probably much closer than we have all experienced for a while!!! Do enjoy doing the blog and may your creative juices flow easily and continuingly …. Miss u here and hugs from us both… Susan and Beth
Enjoy every moment! Looking forward to seeing you and hearing your stories in Santiago de Compostela when Al and I walk/limp/crawl in on 14 May
What a team ! Reading your blog is fun, I was all smiles. Loved the picture with the suitcases with Gwen ready to tag along. I was absolutely honoured to be with you for Gwen’s ‘earthing ceremony’. I still feel her mischief around me. Have fun ( and no need to reply !!!)
Hi Travelling Moles – great to see you here on WordPress – we will be following you around the globe……and looking forward to reading your posts! Nettie & Fran