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I knit. PhD & MPH from UCBerkeley. Scientific. Legal-minded. Atheist/feminist. Living on Naarm. Melbourne north-side. My kids say I hate everything. My brother once said 'You should meet my sister; she's almost a communist'. I have very interesting kids.
Now the corner looks like this. There’s a wifi extender, a screen for the outside weather thingy, and a box that somewhat hides a multitude of cords and cables.
Penny the cat would like to catch those tiny footy players on the TV.
But this was my birthday a few weeks ago - cat on my chest purring, dog at my feet. Worth it.
Agreed. I have worked my way up to Shepherds. Dogs are harder work than cats. Here is today’s photo of my rescue cat Penny in a shopping bag, and my rescue Shepherd Indi.
Well @finnigans.bsky.social , read the first line. I burst out laughing.
I wonder why Max Heath of the Melbourne Football Club was the only player from both sides in the #AFLNARVHAW game today who refused to participate in the smoking ceremony.
Thirty-eight years ago, my first child Rory was born and he changed my life forever. That little baby with blond curls has: had 20+ surgeries, traveled to more countries than I have, met prime ministers, coached a winning footy team, played guitar in front of the UN, driven around Sandown Raceway...
It’s the best #smallgarden crop ever. I started off with three small crowns, and after a couple of years I could harvest frequently each season. A few weeks ago I made a rhubarb clafoutis.
I’m a boomer. The guy in the green shirt was my husband at the time. You may recognise the other folks in this shot.
Daughter and friends at Burning Man, 8 or so years ago. Even in my prime, not really my scene.
What’s better than one mud puddle? TWO mud puddles. #RescueGermanShepherd
It’s the last month for harvesting rhubarb here in Australia (only in months with an R), so tonight we’re having rhubarb clafoutis.
Once again, disabled people will lose out if banned. Blind and vision-impaired people call these glasses ‘game-changers’. I have a blind son and know many blind people, including this young man.