I don't have just one, but when forced I'll say the grand old Oak tree.

I've lived through them all so far :) probably Cyclone Yasi, mostly because it hit us at night and we had no power so I couldn't see what was happening.

Pyjamas, latest kindle (totally unexpected), ukulele (which i bought myself from my son), slippers, I guess this is the joy of being a mum now.

The Completer Peanuts '79-'82 (two hardcover volumes, from my mum) and an iHome AirPlay wireless speaker (from my wife and kids). very pleased with both :)

Parts of the bible are 3500+ years old, so I guess that would have to be it.

not the way I've pictured you up 'til now

it's a tad blurry in my phone. a waterfall?

the bank owns more of it than we do..

very disturbing :)

The Bible

I guess technically it would be The Bible.

iv never read a book before.

At the moment I have no pets :)

I wish we could have pets, but we live in a rented property so it's not possible. If I could, I would have a medium-sized dog that I could take running with me in the mornings.

we had a cat for close to 20 years, may have another by the end of this year.

no idea? Havent thought about it.

I don't have children but I do worry about the future of the world. Mainly "little" things like destroyed habitats and loss of species. I'm not an environmental Armageddon freak.

I would, if I wasn’t convinced that things will change for the better soon.

I try not to worry about things I cannot change. what will be will be. I do the best I can for my kids now, hopefully they'll be equipped to deal with whatever hand life deals them.

I worry about what society will be like after so many years of values getting diluted, but I do my best to instill those values in my own children and I hope for the best for their future.