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Overwhelm

You know what my trouble is? I make things complicated for myself. Yes I do. It’s been…(hang on while I check….) …..six months? SIX MONTHS since I wrote on my blog! Holy guacamole. And in that time...

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Lessons learned from hurdling

I was thirteen-years-old when I burst through the front door of my childhood home. ‘MUM!’ I shouted. ‘Guess what? I made it to Diocesan! I’m representing the school at the Diocesan Regional Athletics...

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Muse

Well helloooo! I’m back! Gosh it’s been a while hasn’t it? I’ve been busy. Really, really busy. And also, a bit flat. Last year was a tough year, for all sorts of reasons. Just haven’t felt brave...

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The Plant Lover Who Peaked Too Soon

Like most folk where I live near Tamworth in NSW, I became pretty excited earlier in the week by the news that there was a very unusual weather pattern forming that was going to bring us rain. Lots and...

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Rithum/rythmn/rithem/whatever

Hey for a little while there…you know…for a fleeting moment, I had a bit of a rythmn going. Did you notice? I was blogging every Sunday! Well, okay there were TWO Sundays. Two consecutive Sundays. I...

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In my dreams

You know you’ve been in isolation too long when you dream about toilet paper. Last night I dreamt that I found a 36 pack of toilet paper in the builder’s aisle at Bunnings. I know. How’s my luck?! Here...

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Taking Stock: April 2020

Well will you look at this?! Two blog posts two days running! This is extremely unusual . These however, are unusual times. It occurred to me yesterday when I was feeling disconnected from my friends...

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How podcasts saved me

When I wrote last week about the people who helped drag me out of a hole, there were several others that I forgot to mention… …my favourite podcast hosts. There are too many to mention and since they...

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Isodays #2

I woke up this morning to the sound of a bird flapping at my window. I noticed how chilly my nose was and clocked the temperature in my bedroom at about 4 degrees Celsius. Not because my nose knows but...

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Baking Bread

I have a confession to make. In the summer of 1979 my Grandma found what can only be described as a black, dried out, furry morsel of bread behind a couch in her lounge room. ‘Who hid their sandwich...

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