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Pics below: Husband Mike and I took our grandsons Jack (8) and Cameron (4) to The Australian Garden in Cranbourne this Sat afternoon. We enjoyed lovely sunshine and many colours and textures in this highly creative garden.

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Below: Our seven grandchildren together on Christmas Day at our house. Niesa is in the front, Cameron is in the red shirt, Jack is wearing the blue cap, Tate is blonde and looking straight ahead, Milly is in a green dress and is being held by Pip. Ashton is in the dark shirt and is standing next to Milly and Pip . Harry is at the front wearing a dark shirt and yellow clogs. Their ages: Jack 8, Ashton 7, Cameron 4.5 yrs, Tate 4.5 yrs, Niesa 20 months and Milly 1 y.o.

Above: eldest daughter Emma under shark's jaw at our place on Christmas Day.

Above: 7th grandchild, ( 2nd granddaughter) Milly (Emilia) next to fish tank creation in our dining room on Christmas Day

Our first grandson Jack (8) above, next to fish tank creation and shells. 

Above: Jack looking up towards treasure chest piñata.

Above: Christmas dining amongst my sea creature theme on Christmas Day. 

Above: My sister Sue made these shells with pearls, jelly sea and starfish as part of our Christmas sea theme. 

 Above: Our middle daughter Pip ( Philippa) with her second child Milly ( 1 y.o.)

Above: L-R. Harry (3) Cameron (4.5) and his brother Jack (8). Behind: Me on the left and my sister Sue on the right holding her sea creature dessert tray. 

Above: Sue proudly holds her sea scene dessert.

Above: Our second granddaughter Milly (Emilia) looks down towards her cousin Niesa (our first granddaughter).

Above: the children enjoyed whacking the piñata after lunch. 

Above: it is our granddaughter Niesa's (20 months) turn to whack the piñata.

Above: our eldest daughter Emma with her son Cameron and niece Niesa.

Below: my attempt at a shark's jaw leading the way into my sea creature decorated dining room for Christmas Day 2014.

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On returning home from the Dandenongs yesterday I made this rather large trifle as part of Christmas Day lunch at our house tomorrow.