Sorry it’s been a while but life has been busy, and tackling it as a spoonie is certainly a challenge, but challenge accepted! Miss 5 is fond of telling me I don’t have a job, I’m really starting to understand why she thinks that way; operating the coffee van is an adventure, and certainly in the eyes of a five year old.
Another lot of school holidays meant opportunity for our coffee van at another local dance Eisteddfod, this time at Kernot Hall in Morwell. I mostly tackled this job solo; it was a morning gig in the middle of winter with most of the mornings that week falling below zero! Anyone guess why I didn’t have any takers for my co-pilot? LOL. However, the final night was a gala event and our van was invited to vend. Miss 5 joined me and had a ball rugged up in the cockpit of our van with her blankies, the iPad, some hot chocolate and a badass cookie from Big Daddy’s Sweet Treats. Despite the cold I enjoyed the week and was delighted to have some repeat customers from the Moe Dance Eisteddfod that was our first gig during the previous school holidays.
Miss 5 also got to enjoy the EID Festival at Old Gippstown in Moe. While I made coffee and got to give our new specialty teas a good road test, Miss 5 enjoyed the rides, show bags, food, and other festivities that the day had to offer, including getting a henna tattoo (she was rapt).
The adventure continues as we score an invitation to vend at the Phillip Island Airport. In one day Miss 5 scored three helicopter rides! The staff at Phillip Island Helicopters are very friendly people, just beautiful, it’s a pleasure to vend there.
So yes, Miss 5’s Mum doesn’t have a job, she has an adventure.








