For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
Month: April 2019
Winter
It never snows here. It just gets dark earlier. Some winters are rainy. Other winters are mild and dry. I am looking forward to the colder days. I loved the crisp winter air and big warm coats when I was growing up in Hobart. But it doesn’t get as cold here in Sydney. Via the […]
Getting political
On 7 September 2015, thousands of people gathered in Hyde Park for a common purpose. The war in Syria was at its height. Five days before, the world saw an image of a little boy washed up on the shore on our social media feeds and television screens. He had drowned at sea fleeing the […]
The cooler days mean warmer socks
I like colourful socks. They make me smile. Not quite boots and scarves weather though. It’s still a pretty warm and sun drenched Autumn. #smallthings #thankful For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
Between
I spotted this sign one Easter many years ago. It was stuck on a pole, between people waiting for the ferry at Circular Quay. I loved it when I saw it. Now, I think it could seem a little creepy to people who know nothing about Jesus. It’s going to be Good Friday soon. A […]
The open road and a caravan
It’s a home away from home. A mini caravan you can cart across the country. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday!
Self-portrait
Looking a little tired… Thank you Hipstamatic filters! Via the Daily Post Photo Challenge #45: Self-portrait
Taking a little break…
Hello everyone. I usually post a reflection or a story on Mondays. But not today. I am going to get very busy over the next few months. I’ve been offered and have accepted a fellowship with a national peak body for people who have fled conflict and who are seeking protection in Australia. With my […]
Stormy skies over the white surf
Taken one stormy holiday by the beach. Edited with Hipstamatic. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday!
Celebration
Taken on Christmas Day many years ago. The Daily Post Photo Challenge #44: Celebration
The first time I saw me…?
When was the first time you saw yourself relfected in pop culture? That was the gist of the question asked by Beverly Wang, host of podcast It’s Not A Race, to her guests and many listeners. I didn’t have to think too hard. I know the first time I saw me reflected in pop culture. […]
