it is possible
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
the eyes
of a night sky
may visit
on silent wings #tanka https://t.co/gekDMarYAI
Thursday, 24 September 2020
black barn owl...
curtain call...
spring's on stage
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
but tonight
winter demands
a gutsy
curtain call #tanka
cute stuff during lockdown...
I've printed up little copies of our kids bird guide for a few parents desperate for distractions. We've received lovely care packaged (random chips, books, little craft projects) from all over. Been leaning on @alidogood's flower delivery a fair bit for pals.
— Michael L (@wtb_Michael) September 24, 2020
We got new neighbours a couple of months ago so I left a note in their letterbox welcoming them to the neighbourhood because it must be so tough moving in the middle of lockdown and they left a note in return and now we have chats over the back fence, it’s really nice.
— Harry Saddler (@MondayStory) September 24, 2020
Someone anonymously put a block of caramilk in our letterbox. I love you, beautiful stranger.
— Van Badham (@vanbadham) September 24, 2020
Our street established a collective tab at the local cafe so the paramedics at the ambulance station here eat free. Putting a tenner on the till for the ambos has become a community habit.
— Mat Larkin (@matchtrick) September 24, 2020
For my first Father’s Day my wife projected a film onto the brick wall beside the car park behind our apartment building. We sat in the car, bluetoothed the audio and ate malteasers and pop corn. It was v nice.
— J.P. Pomare (@JPPomare) September 24, 2020
Book swaps - a number of my neighbours have been leaving stacks of books at their gates. Books that they’ve done reading free for anyone to borrow pic.twitter.com/wFaPEwJ1lw
— Lauri King (@LauriKing15) September 24, 2020
A cute family of local kids are convinced I’m Rapunzel. This has been going since April! They leave flowers on my doorstep and I have a makeshift pulley system to lower down, smarties etc pic.twitter.com/zNZm5p6CfB
— emma koster (@Hey_Koster) September 24, 2020
blustery night winds...
blustery night winds
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
windows and doors
embroiled
in sharp
conversation#tanka
sea stack...
This grizzly, intriguing shape is like a rebirth of an old ship...The intense reflection adds to the dramatic appeal... https://t.co/cGFBjf7wuT
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
storm clouds in Northern Territory...
These clouds are clearly on a mission in the Northern Territory... Stunning scene of light on dry earth and dramatic sky... https://t.co/nf8b38U6Jq
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
Cass...
SBS' programme tonight, 'The World's Most Scenic Railway Journeys', introduced me to the paintings of New Zealander, Rita Angus (1908-70). Her painting below is of Cass railway station (1936) in inland Canterbury. pic.twitter.com/FlCJcg0qJM
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
spring wisteria...
So beautiful...Always think of wisteria as the weeping 'cousins' of lavender... https://t.co/G0X8PkEdbI
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
my furball and remote learning...
My little furball has been involved with my remote learning lessons...Students love it when they hear her argue with me...The students try to work out what she is trying to say...what all her different sounds mean...They are amazed at her repertoire...She's a teaching gamechanger
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
blossoms in evening light...
Even in the blur of evening light, these spring blossoms in my neighbour's front garden are so enchanting... pic.twitter.com/wGeiGDSTq7
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
Lina Attalah...
Lina Attalah is a journalist who stirs 'good trouble'+is dedicated to honest journalism.' Lina leads 'Mada Masr', (in Arabic + English), which covers national, regional, + international news, + stories on politics, economics, arts and culture. 'New Generation Leader' - says Time. https://t.co/MGXrqxaHtA
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
remembering Thirroul...
It seems that many lifetimes ago I wandered the beautiful NSW coastal views of Thirroul, Austinmer and Bulli...Thirroul is where famed English writer, D.H. Lawrence, wrote much of his novel 'Kangaroo' in 1922. https://t.co/SisUwNHdYv
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
and now there are 4 ducks...
The ducks are back again today... My driveway has been getting a once over... And now there are 4 ducks... pic.twitter.com/yAqsPEnPQO
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
Shaddie's amusement...
My furball creating her own amusement...followed by 'Now what can I do?'... pic.twitter.com/mzp9Pj33r9
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
walk our solar system...
Solar System Trail on Port Phillip Bay is a unique experience. In 2008, artists and scientists constructed a model of our solar system to a scale of one to one billion over a 5.9km route. It starts with the Sun, located at Marina Reserve in St Kilda + ends in Port Melbourne. https://t.co/OGKqJDSktQ pic.twitter.com/vpX8tWcU5r
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
my chip...
Melbourne's grey clouds
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 24, 2020
seem to be stalking me
my debit card chip
spasmodically displays
an error message #tanka
pieced together...
once discarded
— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 23, 2020
pointless stories
alone
but together ensure
their narrative purpose #tanka https://t.co/7rhmyjKfUs
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