Love this 2 metres social distancing interpretation...It's worth a smile or two ...😊😊 https://t.co/k79oj2OtCS
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Sunday, 13 September 2020
social distancing in visual sign language...
a bench and a squirrel...
A bench is available for anyone...Yes?.... https://t.co/l78nh9TJ7E
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
islands in the mist...
My romantic spirit is smiling...😊😊😊 https://t.co/XOM7xys2wp
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
inviting paths...
At least my imagination can enjoy these glorious pathways... or perhaps, tracks...All tempt the curiosity of mind and soul...(And I wouldn't mind the company of a delightful dog as well...as in the last photo...) https://t.co/rIUPBgIKWH
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
refugees in Bangladesh + masks...
**A $100,000 donation from an anonymous Australian to start a mask-making scheme.
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Nearly one million refugees live in Bangladesh’s overcrowded Cox’s Bazar camp.
42 refugee women have produced over 37,600 masks. https://t.co/k1uhMjfrVP via @SBSNews
more spring canola...
Dookie is located about 30 kilometres from Shepparton.The skies, the greens + the living carpet of golds... Stunning Australian spring landscape in the Goulburn Valley region of Victoria... https://t.co/XioIaZ4bLk
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Historic Mt Major and Mt Saddleback are prominent features of the landscape, as are the rich red volcanic soil, historic buildings and other natural features including a river, creeks, and box ironbark forest.
real landscapes of the imagination...
If you can't physically get out there to see landscapes...create them... The light of the moon is sure to tempt the imagination... https://t.co/FpakgIExS0
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
afternoon winds...
afternoon winds
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
sultry voice in
a spring melody #haiku
swinging happily in sunlight...
It must be a great day... Melbourne is moving to Step 1 in Stage 4 Lockdown... just a small step, but a step... And my neighbour has her dazzling whites happily swinging in glorious sunlight... pic.twitter.com/KWp90kZuMo
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Melbourne's first step...
In metropolitan Melbourne, a curfew remains in place but has been reduced to 9pm to 5am. There remain only four reasons to leave your home:UPDATE FOR VICTORIANS: Change in restrictions from 11:59 tonight.
— VicGovDHHS (@VicGovDHHS) September 13, 2020
ℹ️ Metropolitan Melbourne moves to the First Step
ℹ️ Regional Victoria moves to the Second Step
📍 More information on the roadmap: https://t.co/XKmHRQaRH2 #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/20OPJGC1M8
*shopping for food or other essential items
*outdoor exercise and recreation
*permitted work and
*caregiving, compassionate reasons or to seek medical treatment
There are limitations on these activities, including travel and time limits.
From 11:59pm on Sunday 13 September some changes are being made to restrictions for those in metropolitan Melbourne.
Social
* Two people or a household can meet outdoors for a maximum of two hours for social interaction, exercise or recreation within 5km of their home.
* People living alone or single parents can nominate one person with whom they can form a ‘single social bubble’. The ‘single social bubble’ allows you to visit each other for social connection.
Single parents with dependents (including young children) who cannot be left alone will be allowed to include the dependents in the bubble.
If you live in metropolitan Melbourne you can only form a bubble with someone in metropolitan Melbourne, not regional Victoria.
* If the person you nominate to be in your bubble lives with other people, you can only visit if they are at home alone. Alternatively, they can visit you at home.
* Professional respite care for people with complex needs is allowed.
Education and childcare
* childcare - remains closed except for permitted workers
* schools - remote learning continues unless an exemption applies
* adult education - only on-site for those on the permitted workplaces list
Work and business
*Only go to work on-site if you are in a permitted industry and you have a permit from your employer.
Shopping, eating and drinking out
*hospitality - take-away and delivery only
*retail - essential only with others only for click and collect
* real estate - certain permitted activities can be done in person but auctions online only
* shopping - 1 person per household per day
Exercise and recreation
* outdoor recreation - must be within 5km, all sport and recreation facilities closed, outdoor playgrounds open
* exercise - outdoors, up to two hours per day total, split into a maximum of two sessions. You can exercise with one other person or members of your household
Ceremonies and special occasions
* weddings - only for compassionate reasons, with up to 5 people (including the couple, two witnesses and celebrant)
* funerals - allowed with up to 10 people (infants under 12 months of age or people required to conduct the funeral not included in the limit)
Entertainment, leisure and travel
* travel within Victoria - not allowed, unless for a permitted purpose
* entertainment - all venues closed
* accommodation - closed, except for emergency or permitted purposes
Face coverings
* mandatory for people aged 12 and over when outdoors and in indoor public spaces such as shopping centres
When will we move to the next step?
The goal during this step is to contain widespread transmission of the virus and to get to very low community transmission. This means from 28 September reaching an average of 30-50 cases per day over a 14-day period and subject to advice from our public health officials.
inviting wetlands, trees and ducks...
I took heed of my fresh smile this morning, did the grocery shopping (yeah!) + rewarded myself by taking a walk with trees...(within 5km+my lockdown allotted 1 hour, of course). Boundary Road's tiny wetlands never seemed so inviting... pic.twitter.com/Axhj1G0kgd
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Trees seemed so eager and proud to reach the blue sky above... pic.twitter.com/LFWiR2WMit
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
At times, the trees seemed to be holding a celebration corroboree... pic.twitter.com/doT5sO14Wv
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
The shadows of trees enjoyed a special place too... pic.twitter.com/q3MaZm4lN7
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Commendable mention must be made of trees with unusual character... not exactly fitting the beauty mould... perhaps rebels... and so fascinating... This one seemed to be reaching out, intending to borrow a leaf or too?... pic.twitter.com/BMaeIsVmQQ
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
In spite of the recent heavy winds and rains in Melbourne, wetland flowers resisted being 'lost' and shone beautifully in the morning sunlight... pic.twitter.com/Pw7kUAGKdl
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
And the Hillview Community Reserve wetlands looked so calm this morning...Inspiring... pic.twitter.com/Fvz5IC6USG
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
Meanwhile, back home, not to be forgotten, my erstwhile new friends, the ducks, were taking a morning stroll along the road...and they brought a friend today... pic.twitter.com/FKiqJfj3RN
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 13, 2020
procrastination can feel heavenly sweet...
PASSING THOUGHT: Procrastination can feel heavenly sweet...at least till the guilt sets in... I should I've done grocery shopping yesterday...but it was raining...Today I should be grocery shopping... but it is sunny, good walking weather...Hmmm...Possible to do groceries + walk?
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 12, 2020
sunlight after rain...
sunlight after rain
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 12, 2020
welcome dawn of
a fresh smile#haiku
I do more than just teach...
An energiser...especially for those still teaching in the remote bubble... Keep making a positive difference to young lives... and feel proud and valued... https://t.co/2CfYJnsDlB pic.twitter.com/XBfqk6be6G
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 12, 2020
Freddie Mercury...
A memorial walkway stone and tree in High Street, Feltham...A street in Feltham, where Queen frontman Freddie Mercury lived as a teenager, was renamed Freddie Mercury Close during a special ceremony. Reported February 26, 2020. https://t.co/0wV0tansrZ https://t.co/rXpqWL2BSt
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 12, 2020
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