When we went in, we had to give a man a ticket and I got do a quiz which I only got 2 questions wrong.
After Dad gave the man our tickets, we went into the main hall, and there were fossils, gems, and Opal on all of the stalls.
We got some bling for Mum, and we got a dog key-ring saying "you go girl" and Dad's going to put it on our puppy's collar.
We got some big crystals for my sister, and a plastic stick full of Opal.
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Today I'm going to tell you what I did last night, and what I'm going to write about tomorow!
First of all, I'm going to tell you about the Mafia Ringtailed possum we have in our back yard.
She's got a little baby in her pouch, and guess what, she's scared off all of the male brush tail possums!
Now, I'm going to show you some of the pictures I got from the Moonlit Sanctuary:
And now to tell you what I'm going to write tomorow.
On Monday, it's going to be Wattle Day, and so that means tomorrow is the eve of it, so I'm going talk about it and put a link up, but it's for tomorrow, so I'm not going to tell ya anymore.
And now to tell you all what I did last night, I went to the 65th birthday of the Jr Field Nats Club!
First we had our show and tell, then we had a parade where you had to dress up as a flying animal, I didn't get to dress up, but one of my friends there had a mask, but he didn't want to be in the parade ( oh, I almost forgot to tell ya, people have to guess what you are ) so he let me wear the mask and be in the parade 'coz it was my first time at the B-day of the Jr Nat's Club.
After that, we played a game called MOTH BAT, and it was fun!
Now, the bat's that are blind-folded have to call out "Bat!" and the moths that aren't blind-folded have to call out "Moth!" and the bat's had to follow the sound of the moths and catch 'em.
Now, I'm not trying to brag, but when I was a bat, I got nearly every moth!
After that we had a guessing game called "WHAT AM I?", it's where you get a sticky note stuck to your back, and a made-up animal or plant is written on it.
After that we got to have loads of party food, and it was just soooooo fun!
Well, that's all from the F-man, so see ya tomorow!
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I've finely recovered from my cold! (Hurray)![]()
I'm now able to do my blogging again, and I'm going to tell you how the stone knapping went.
Dad and I got up really early and went on a train to Flinders street station.
We went out of the train station and went on a tram.
We stopped at Latrobe Uni, where we had to go.
We walked 1 or 2 K's until we got to a gate where we had to go through into their bush land that they have.
We waited 1 hour before we could go in 'coz they already had a group in there.
Once we did go in a man told us to go to a hut called Ironbarks Hut.
There were quite a few that led to little parts with old trees in the way, so we thought these little tracks weren't tracks at all, but we were wrong.
We came to a lake but we didn't think the lake led to Ironbarks Hut.
We were right, 'coz we followed the clinking sound of our guides that were going to help us.
When we got there we were told to sit down and grab a stool.
Then once we did this we were told to get some glasses on.
Once we did this we were given a few pointers and then we started.
I knocked off great big bits of rock.
Then I made them into the stone tools that were for scraping the hide of a animal for the bits of meat that is left on it.
After I made my second one it was time to go, so I was allowed to pick up a rock that Dad had started making into a tool and a few flakes of rock.
It was fun, but sadly it was the only time it would be on this year.
After I went through the bush land again a woman was talking about how Australia's most famous archaeologist was there, and Dad and I were talking to her for about half an hour and she's really nice.
So I had a really good day.
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One of my best sports that I just love is Lawn Bowls.
Anyone can play it, and it is very easy to play.
I like it so much that every Tuesday when it's on I'm always there, but with the winter coming we are playing Carpet Bowls.
It's not as easy as it looks 'coz it's not as big as the lawn that we play lawn bowls on and the carpet is not as wide as the lawn either, but it's still fun and I just love it even if there's some hard parts to it.
It's so calm that you can just relax when you're playing, that is if you're not playing pennant, which if you are than you 're going to be tense 'coz you're playing for a prize. But I don't know what the prize is 'coz I have to be 16 or over to play pennant.
I just love playing Lawn Bowls and Tuesday is my very best day of the week 'coz I get to play it.
It's so relaxing that sometimes you forget about the outside world and only put all of your concentration into it.
It's so fun that anyone can play it and anyone is allowed to play it no matter what your age is, whether you're 5 to 105, everyone can play it and it is very easy to learn, some of the junior champs are 4 and they're very good.
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