Steph's Travel Adventures

Karen and I went to Aus Pet 2018 we saw lots of different things. We saw lots of dogs, we ran into our old friends Didga and Boomer the skateboard riding cats, we learned how Police dogs operate, saw a dog grooming workshop, dog agility competition, reptile show, lots of different ways to set up a fish tank. There was also a petting zoo and it had baby ducks, chickens, pigs, goats, a donkey and a really colourful miniature pony. We also saw a wedge-tail eagle which was really cool Karen and I got a few photo's with it and last but not least we got to meet Shelley Craft and I was able to get a photo with her she was really lovely. https://www.facebook.com/ShelleyCraftOfficialFanPage/ http://sanctuaryrefuge.com.au/ http://yummipet.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/poochesatplay/ https://furrylegs.com/ https://www.kittykitchen.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/internationaldogtrainingschool/ http://www.reptileone.com.au/home https://www.facebook.com/karen.tuesley.7/pos

Early in September Karen and I embarked on an adventure to see Samantha Jade at Twin Towns in Coolangatta. When we arrived we purchased drinks I got a Pepsi and so did Karen.So after getting our drinks we headed up to the show room and waited for the first half of the concert to begin. Her support act was Alfie Arcuri who performed for 20 minutes singing a few of his origional songs and some covers of other musicians songs. He had a very lovely voice. After Alfie finished up there was a short break in which we were chatting to the security gaurds who had a bit of a funny sense of humour before Samantha Jade came on stage. Samantha Jade came on for her first set and did a mixture of both her songs and covers of other musicians such as ABBA, Destiny's Child, Pink to name a few. Then the first half of the show ended and Karen and I went to get some dessert. We ended up getting a sundae each which were massive. they were awesome but made us a little sick from the sugar high. We

Karen and I spent our afternoon at Paws at the Park there were dogs everywhere so now Karen and I literally smell of dogs we purchased Karen's dog Milo as well as a harness and lead for my cat Diego. Although in saying this we didn't take any of our animals with us for this travel adventure a photo of Diego in his new harness please find links below. https://thepetcalmer.com/   https://twitter.com/thePetCalmer https://www.dizzydogcollars.com  https://www.facebook.com/dizzydogcollars Thanks Stephanie:)

Our Katy Perry travel adventure started at precisely 3pm on Wednesday the 8th of August, 2018. Upon leaving home, Tegan and I ventured up to the motel we were staying at, which was the Aspley Carsel Motor Inn, located on Gympie Road in Carseldine. Our reason for picking this motel came down to the fact that it was the first option to come up on google offering a disabled accessible room, and it was only 13 minutes from the Brisbane Entertainment Centre! We arrived at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre (BCE) at approximately 6pm, after having checked in at the motel and stopping at Red Rooster for some dinner. However, it took us a little longer than it should have to get to the correct car park, because Tegan kept going the wrong way. After arriving inside, and having paid for our parking, we were allowed to take our seats at 6:45pm, getting us ready for the 7:30pm start, but it didn't start at 7:30pm, it was 8pm by the time the opening act graced us with his presence, the ope

It was a fun filled day for both Karen and I we saw a lot of people we know such as Dr. Sarah Molly from Our Vet along with https://twitter.com/MalibuDogTrainr and https://twitter.com/JoanneRighetti . Aside from this Karen and I got a lot of freebies for our own furry friends Karen's dog Milo was very happy on this day the only other time you'll see Milo as happy as he was on that day is when he's being showered with treats for Story Dogs https://www.facebook.com/storydogs/ at Centaur Primary School we also ran into a vet nurse who goes by the name Gemma Stevens of which helped fill out a crossword to go in a competition.  Thanks Stephanie:)

Julia and I had a great time at the Cool Cat Workshop what did we learn at the Cool Cat Workshop you ask? Well some of what we learnt at the is as follows below: It’s All About The Cat Do you want to know more about cats? Are you a cat lover? Or are you an organisation or council that wishes cat owners knew more about their feline friends? Then It’s All About The Cat  could be the workshop for you. . So, what can you expect in ‘ It’s All About The Cat ‘ Workshop? Well, in our cat workshop, we’ll be talking about our feline friends. Just what makes them cat-like. From their unique eyes and superb hearing to the function of whiskers and just how and why they pounce! Feline body language is fascinating and we’ll share how you can understand your cat’s postures and gestures. We’ll cover what’s normal feline behaviour and how to solve any behavioural issues you may be having; Issues such as toileting , fear and anxiety , scratching furniture and attacking you! The dis

My experience at the Murwillumbah art trail was a pleasurable one except for the lack of disabled accessibility throughout the town of Murwillumbah. I a very grateful to everyone that purchased my art throughout the course of the art trail, and I would like to give a special thanks to the Murwillumbah Lifebridge hub for exhibiting my art.Throughout the 9 day event I visited Murwillumbah twice and over the course of these 9days I sold a total of 6 paintings, of which I ended up making $395.00 of which I am happy to say, $95 was sent of leisure shopping and the other $300 went into savings. So you could say that my savings account is somewhat smiling that the moment. In conjunction with selling my art at the Murwillumbah Lifebridge hub I hope to eventually have a market stall somewhere on which we will focus on selling my acrylic pouring and crayon art, with my cousin who also plans to sell her photography and Sarah Menyweather who has a number of swimwear items to sell. If your looki

The last few months have been somewhat hectic and especially March, as my family have been grieving due to the passing of my dearly beloved grandfather Laurie Shiells. Will hope to be uploading more posts to my blog within the coming months of this year, but at this stage I can not tell how long it will be between posts. So please bare with me during this time and stay patient! Because the next post is going to be awesome! There is a chance I will be involved in the Murwillumbah Art Trail in May this year, so keep an eye out for my art if you are around the area! Thanks, Stephanie.