Song of the Week
"From a Distance"
Bette Midler
Thought for the Week
"Solitude is aloneness you choose and embrace. I think great things can come out of solitude ..."
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Song of the Week
Stand by Me
Bill Withers
Things to do when you have "nothing to do"
Part 3.
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Read a Book
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Write down your family history
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Find some poems you like and send them to me
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Phone some friends
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Make your own Butterfly Cakes
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Cook, Eat, Drink Water
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Sort out all those things you have been meaning to do, wool tub, shed, button box, cards and letters, make something.
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Do some jigsaw puzzles'clean your cutlery
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Write your will
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Do some stitching
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Clean the Car, Endless!
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Laugh, sing and smile.
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Check out the great sites just below here for virtual tours of all sorts of amazing places.
Love Mostly Jazz, Blues, Rock & Soul?
Check out this link to Our New Monday evening program at 8:00pm with John Lennon and friends
Fascinated by all things
International?
Tune in on Tuesdays 4:00-6:00pm and listen to Helena and her German Program
This site will link you to all things Art At Home. It's Fabulous!!!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EVMQiHHKugF4RQ071DzimkSKn1AuiBNOJ-i6xs1mBts/mobilebasic
There is a Covid19 testing clinic at the South Coast Hospital
Poet's Corner
The Arrival
Mittens and Sox
An inseperable pair.
Lived in a house,
With the family there.
Two lazy felines,
Together since birth.
Indifferent in nature,
And hefty in girth.
Fairly content,
In no way perturbed,
Their days would be altered,
Or comfort disturbed.
Till one afternoon,
In April I think,
An unusual occurrence,
Created a stink.
The kitchen door opened,
An odour ensued.
The pheromone kind,
Which altered their mood.
A crate was set down,
And to their disbelief,
Mittens and Sox,
Met the source of their grief.
Eager and agile,
Bouncy and spry.
His name is Rodriguez!
The boy said with pride.
A gangly kitten,
All ready to play.
But Mittens and Sox,
Didn't see it that way.
Confronted and challenged,
They stiffened and growled.
Then circled the crate,
While Rodriguez meowed.
Next without warning,
Or time to amend,
The crate door burst open,
To release their new friend.
Animals scattered,
The boy quick to chase.
Fast on his feet,
But those cats had pace.
Remarkable really,
That ones so rotund,
Could move like the wind,
When sufficiently stunned.
Some hours later,
They finally emerged.
Two wary moggies,
Avoiding their scourge.
Nervous and ready,
With tums to the ground.
Mittens and Sox,
Emitted no sound.
Until the boy surfaced,
A grin ear to ear.
Confusing the kitties,
And then it was clear.
Perched on the catpost,
As if on a throne,
Sat regal Rodriguez,
Unfazed by the tone.
Licking his paw,
And surveying below.
For Mittens and Sox,
A new king was bestowed.
Georgie Bennett ©
Missing your sport?
Here are some great pictures
Early Women's Cricket Team
Don Bradman
Douglas Jardine of "Bodyline Fame"
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Motor-cycle chariot racing
School Boys Football Team 1890 Victor Harbor
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