Saturday, June 01, 2024

Beyond The Koninderi - Hello June


 
Can you believe  it´s June already - and with these temps I really fail to believe it, brrrr, cold!
Let me share another story from the Aborigines of Australia....
 





More I brought from Madeley, Perth and Freo...

 
We were there in 1995... I hardly remember. though - need to go again ;-)
 

... the stars come out.





 
To Perth firefighters!
And... since I join ...
 
 


For those of us in the Northern hemisphere... hopefully to warmer weather soon!
 
Henry 🦁
 
 

And now, time, stop running!!!! It´s the wonderful half of the year!
 
Addendum, Ingo: "The firefighter calendar is in the living room now?!"
Me: "Yes, hence I see it better." Ingo, "I always saw it in the hall".
The hall is dark and I just need to turn right in my Star Trek 70´s chair to see it - and the calendar sits there since we returned home in March!






15 comments:

Tom said...

...yes, hello Joyous June and I wish you the best, Iris.

Iris Flavia said...

It warmed up, Tom!!!

My name is Erika. said...

Rainbowland sounds like a lovely place, especially if there are lots of beautiful butterflies there. And Henry looks so comfy resting on that bed of flowers. Happy June Iris. I hope you get some warm weather too. hugs-Erika

Iris Flavia said...

Thank you, Erika, it really warmed up!! Hugs and to a great month!

Mae Travels said...

Good luck with the June weather! It’s always been a somewhat unpredictable month here.
best, mae at maefood.blogspot.com

Iris Flavia said...

Yips, sun and clouds are visiting each other....

magiceye said...

Love Henry's expression as he is immersed in a floral pool

RedPat said...

You have so many calendars, Iris.
Love that story about the butterfly.

Barbara Rogers said...

Good story about the land beyond the rainbow. It beats Judy Garland's song definitely, which I sometime sing in my head when I can't sleep. I've forgotten a lot of the words. Must ask, why is the lion called Henry? (I admit I've only been following your blog for a few months).

Granny Sue said...

That is a beautiful story, and I think a comfort to those who have lost a child. Love all these pictures, Iris.
Cool here again. I love it! So tired of being hot.

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

Living your life gracefully...we all can strive to do that!

Jeanie said...

I love the idea of Rainbowland. It's truly beautiful and something we should all strive for.

peppylady (Dora) said...

It June and looking like rain for me.

River said...

Our June is cold too, but that's expected here being winter now. The coldest times are early morning when the temperatures drops, this morning at 6am it was 4C.
Koninderiland sounds wonderful and maybe I will get there one day.

Iris Flavia said...

magiceye, Henry is but a cute kitten, too!

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RedPat, it was already end of February, hence they were cheap!

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Barbara, I admit I don´t know Judy Garland's song ... Henry is always linked (orange = link) - his human was the founder of our city.

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Sue, yes. I thought as you do. In Perth his a section for children´s graves. Not only do kangaroos roam around, there a lots of toys. too.
Here still too cold.

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Lavender Dreamer, yes to that!

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Jeanie, those people knew.... And sadly I have to use this grammar for most.... Butt there is hope!

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Dora, here again, also

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River, 4C, eeek. Bet we´ll meet latest in Koninderiland again!