Australia! Go see it!

Love a sappy, old-time romantic epic? I know I do!

Here's part of a review from Roger Ebert:

Baz Luhrmann dreamed of making the Australian "Gone With the Wind," and so he has, with much of that film's lush epic beauty. This is the sort of film described as a "sweeping romantic melodrama," a broad family entertainment that would never have been made without the burning obsession of its producers (Luhrmann for "Australia," David O. Selznick for "GWTW"). Coming from a director known for his punk-rock "William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet" and the visual pyrotechnics of "Moulin Rouge," it is exuberantly old-fashioned, and I mean that as a compliment. What a gorgeous film, what strong performances, what exhilarating images and -- yes, what sweeping romantic melodrama. The kind of movie that is a movie, with all that the word promises and implies.

Hangin' with the Hatch's

Mac looking good for church.

Bath baby.

At the MAC (Museum of Arts and Cultures) to visit Father Christmas.

Father Christmas was a tad frightening - a cross between the Pope and a letch. He wanted Danielle on his lap too.

Love this kid!