Wednesday 28 May 2014

Famous Australian

Caroline Chisholm




Caroline Chisholm's picture was carried on the 5 dollar note for 20 years. When she walked around the streets of Sydney she saw many immigrants, particularly women who lived on the streets. She was given an army barracks to help get the women off the streets. The building was filthy and full of rats. At the time the governor was Sir George Gipps. Within two years she had found employment and accommodation for over a thousand women and girls.





Edith Cowan





Edith Cowan was the first woman to be elected to the Australian parliament. She lived in Western Australia. She married when she was 18 years old. Her husband was a career public servant. In 1899, women gained the right to vote. The King Edward Memorial Hospital was built becasue of her hard work. In 1921, she was elected to parliament. Her picture was carried on the 50 dollar note.

Wednesday 21 May 2014

Picnic Day ^^

Last Sunday, my family and I went on a picnic. We chose to go to the Carss Park which is close to Blakehurst. I go up early and prepared our food which included noodles, sandwiches, salads, sushi and some drinks. Firstly, my husband drove there and parked close to the park. We found a good spot which was near the seaside. After that we placed our mat and unloaded the stuff. My kids rode bikes around there and played at the playground. An hour later we had lunch. Sushi is my kids favourite food. This time I cooked eel sushi and they ate a lot even though my husband won't tough it. He doesn't like it. We ate and talked happily. After that my boys played badminton while my husband and I took a walk. It was a beautiful day. I heard a lovely sound from the sea and saw seagulls were hunting their foods. When we went back my kids were playing soccer and we joined them. We had fun. We stayed there until 2:00pm and went back home. I had a lovely day and we all enjoyed it very much!!