Today we had lunch at the Rod Evans Centre and I picked up meals for Mum and I for tonight. I am staying overnight in hopes of getting her to an appointment at Midland Hospital tomorrow. She seems quite OK about going.

Louie greeted me on arrival, and took a great deal of interest in my car. Not just the bonnet where it is warm, but the roof. Just like a big cat would?

Cheryl has been here for Mum to sign another offer and acceptance for the sale of her house. It won’t go through until August 12th. It was one of two offers, Cheryl felt it was the best of the two, so we will keep everything crossed!

In 100 objects. We finally got to this exhibition at the Museum. Probably good that we waited because with our vouchers we got in for $10.00 each.

First off, we walked to the Victoria Park Post Office to do our passport renewals. Quite expensive for the two of us, including photos, it was around $500.00. We may have to wait a couple of months for the new ones to be ready. I’m not sure if Stephen’s British passport is still current.

We then walked to the station and caught the train into the city centre. There was a new outdoor cafe, Livingstones, where we had a morning coffee/chai, Stephen dropped off some music, and then we went to the exhibition.

We did about 1/3 of the objects, then went to the community centre for lunch. Very basic hot food, very cheap, but the room is quite lovely. Then we headed back for the rest. I gave up a bit before Stephen, doing just over 1/3 more. Then felt in need of afternoon tea, so we went back to Livingstones.