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Anzac Day in King’s Park, lovely view of the city.

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Off to work we go…

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That thing that is not happening continues to wreak havoc. www.smh.com.au/property/new...

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Do something smart. Follow an epidemiologist. Your life literally depends on it! @elizabethjacobs.bsky.social

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Pretence…

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You are loved, you are appreciated.

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When Dostoevsky said, "The price of loving someone very much is never loving anyone again." He meant it.

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Could be a Good Friday this year?

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I remember in a classical philosophy class at school arguing with a teacher about whether cooking can be art. He was British and couldn’t understand the concept of food as more than fuel.

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The Earth laughs in wildflowers

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Kindness. Compassion. Empathy.

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Light breaks where no sun shines;

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Rebirth Your spirit died in ecstasy & that, my love, was my legacy, for although your soul runs empty, your will is full of plenty, the attic lies full of memory, in your imagination’s cemetery, come, come with me, the ghost of all you could be.

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Love, Courage, Gratitude. Love that for am on this journey. Courage to be me. Grateful for all that life is.

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This is a brilliant and rather terrifying analysis of Starmer and the Labour right by the great @owenjones.bsky.social www.owenjones.news/p/keir-starm...

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Thomas Merton, Trappist monk, mystic and writer, has long played an important part in my life. He was born #OTD 31 January 1915. The opening page of his autobiography, 'The Seven Storey Mountain'. How could you resist reading on.

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Anzac Day in King’s Park, lovely view of the city.

Off to work we go…

That thing that is not happening continues to wreak havoc. www.smh.com.au/property/new...

Do something smart. Follow an epidemiologist. Your life literally depends on it! @elizabethjacobs.bsky.social

Pretence…

You are loved, you are appreciated.

When Dostoevsky said, "The price of loving someone very much is never loving anyone again." He meant it.

Could be a Good Friday this year?

I remember in a classical philosophy class at school arguing with a teacher about whether cooking can be art. He was British and couldn’t understand the concept of food as more than fuel.

The Earth laughs in wildflowers

Kindness. Compassion. Empathy.

Light breaks where no sun shines;

Rebirth Your spirit died in ecstasy & that, my love, was my legacy, for although your soul runs empty, your will is full of plenty, the attic lies full of memory, in your imagination’s cemetery, come, come with me, the ghost of all you could be.

Love, Courage, Gratitude. Love that for am on this journey. Courage to be me. Grateful for all that life is.

This is a brilliant and rather terrifying analysis of Starmer and the Labour right by the great @owenjones.bsky.social www.owenjones.news/p/keir-starm...

www.instagram.com/reel/DFAYUgK...

Thomas Merton, Trappist monk, mystic and writer, has long played an important part in my life. He was born #OTD 31 January 1915. The opening page of his autobiography, 'The Seven Storey Mountain'. How could you resist reading on.

More on the Trumpist campaign seeking to silence and cancel anti-racism advocate, Sarah Schwartz. www.crikey.com.au/2025/01/29/s...

William Blake: Angel of revelation

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The haunting fragility of life.