The other day I wasn’t feeling 100% (don’t worry – not COVID!) and was having a lie down when the doorbell rang. I left it at first as I wasn’t… Read more
Meditation
Migration
In lieu of visiting our grandchildren in America, I am reading and videoing story books for them and sending the video as a link (impressive or what?) for the boys… Read more
Crunch time
Expensive
The ACT Government has spent $23m to have an emergency pop-up hospital built. They made the decision as an insurance policy against our existing ICU resources being insufficient in the… Read more
Special care
I have three woollen jumpers that I really treasure. One is a hand-me-down from my sister, who has since died, one I bought from a beautiful shop whilst we were… Read more
Volunteering
I recently decided I would like to volunteer with Red Cross. They indicated that their need was for Meals-on-Wheels drivers, so I set the wheels in motion. Luckily, I already… Read more
Does the squeaky wheel get the oil?
Our granddaughter has a new soft toy. It is a beautiful caterpillar, made of vibrant fabrics with a range of textures and built in sounds. As well as giving her… Read more
Cooperation
There was an article in the newspaper the other day about the way researchers and pharmaceutical companies all over the world are working collaboratively on finding a vaccine to prevent… Read more
Easter themed continuous line drawing
Deirdre, our resident artist, has developed an art lesson for us. She has thought about the main features of Easter and brought them together beautifully in a drawing. Follow the… Read more
Once upon a time
There was a time – not so long ago when the term ‘flattening the curve’ meant trying to shed a few kilos. How about all the other words that we… Read more