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The Kindle Story
Three nurses had traveled in 1967 to the places I visited many years later.
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Posted in Australia, Kindle, Nursing, Outback
Tagged 3 nurses, adventures, Australia, Dancing in the Dust, outback, travels
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International Women’s Day 2010
I attended my Second International Women’s Day event in China in 2010. Continue reading
Posted in Australia, International Women's Day
Tagged Celebration, China, International Women's Day, IWD, women
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IWD
International Woman’s Day Stories Part One I attended my first IWD event yesterday with members of the Older Women’s Network at Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast. It was a great event with the ladies from many Queensland branches. Of course, … Continue reading
Posted in China, International Women's Day
Tagged Celebration, International Women's Day, IWD, women, women United Nations
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What? No Cash?
Cash was once king. Now it is not wanted.
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Posted in Banking, Cash
Tagged banking, cash, cashless, challenge, internet banking, money
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About Blogging
I am back into world of teaching blogging again.
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The Knife
A Story about my cutlery bought in China and the mysterious knife. Continue reading
My Housesitting Career is over.
My house-sitting career is over, apart from a one nighter for family.
Posted in House Sitting, Study, Teaching
Tagged animals, helping, house sitting, time
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Old Badges
Stories of some of my old badges
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Posted in History, Nursing
Tagged badgres, Girl Guides, Mt Gambier Hospital, old badges, Th Argonauts
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My Argonaut’s Story
I was an Argonaut Were you a member of “The Argonauts”? When I was at primary school, a long time ago, I used to walk to school in the outer suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. I attended two primary schools, … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Children, Radio
Tagged ABC Radio, Jason and the Argonauts, The Argonauts
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What a lot of rubbish!
How much will Christmas shopping add to waste?
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