PASSING THOUGHT: Still in the land of removal boxes + butchers' paper (both ordered+on the way)...Trying to work out how to nail this humungous task by doing a little at a time...Still haven't quite figured out where to start+how/where to pile boxes so I don't feel 'snowed in'...
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 28, 2021
Thursday, 28 October 2021
still in the land of removal boxes...
new Vic cases sharp up...
We thank everyone who got vaccinated and tested yesterday.
— VicGovDH (@VicGovDH) October 27, 2021
Our thoughts are with those in hospital, and the families of people who have lost their lives.
More data soon: https://t.co/OCCFTAtS1P#COVID19Vic #COVID19VicData pic.twitter.com/pNO6aQfhVR
Sadly, the new cases have jumped to 383 more than yesterday's 1534...Sighhhhhhh
greenie so no jab?....
I know of a delightful someone who is very much a greenie. It's a no meat, no processed food+no Gladwrap household. Somehow, having the jab, does not compute with her greenie plan for/view of life. I cannot quite see the connection. She's teaching remotely for now, but then what?
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 28, 2021
Wednesday, 27 October 2021
new Vic cases up very slightly again...
We thank everyone who got vaccinated and tested yesterday.
— VicGovDH (@VicGovDH) October 26, 2021
Our thoughts are with those in hospital, and the families of people who have lost their lives.
More data soon: https://t.co/OCCFTAtS1P#COVID19Vic #COVID19VicData pic.twitter.com/bTHTzWmCda
New Vic cases only very slightly up on yesterday's cases by 24...almost half the rise of yesterday...
Amazing! No local government area left behind. This is how you do it. Well done Regional Victoria. https://t.co/eZFWTsWrt3
— Chief Health Officer, Victoria (@VictorianCHO) October 26, 2021
in shock...
PASSING THOUGHT: I'm in shock. My creative mind has drawn a blank. My home (a rental) is up for sale. So I really do have to 'walk the talk' to retirement + move to a country town near my daughter. Now all I'm talking about is packing boxes, butcher paper+tape dispensers. O help.
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 27, 2021
Tuesday, 26 October 2021
Montague Street Bridge story is Melbourne's iconic story...
I won’t believe lockdown is over until someone hits the Montague St Bridge. https://t.co/mjKwzXNRJO
— Mark “Shorthair” Newton (@NewtonMark) October 22, 2021
Truck stuck under the Montague St Bridge. We are officially back Melbourne. pic.twitter.com/bd1vhFunWW
— Chris (@chrismaheras_) October 25, 2021
Are we really back to normal if the Montague St Bridge hasn't claimed a truck's roof to appease the Bridge Gods?
— The Labourwave Initiative (@LabourwaveMELB) October 26, 2021
THE BINCH IS BACK. https://t.co/iICVT5hhg9
— PEDESTRIAN.TV (@pedestriandaily) October 25, 2021
The story behind the bridge https://t.co/OnkkVUAsSf
— Aya Tayla (@AyaTayla) October 26, 2021
A true Melbourne icon. Sydney has the Opera house and harbour bridge, we have the Montague St Bridge.
— Nick (@nicktrails) October 25, 2021
You know things are dire for @LiberalVictoria when a truck getting stuck under Montague St Bridge gets more coverage than their press conference.
— Toilet Paper Australia (@toiletpaperaus1) October 26, 2021
I love that true Melbournians celebrate the important stuff.
— Meredyth πππ·π§♀️π« (@LoveMeredyth) October 26, 2021
Like the Montague St Bridge claiming another scalp today. π
The Montague St bridge has become a running Melbourne joke. https://t.co/jlIUqmnBjd
— C.Grant (just a damaged prole) (@MissCherieGrant) October 25, 2021
Montague st bridge hit by truck. Nature is healing π
— mariana trench simp (@luddite_lite) October 26, 2021
The Montague St bridge ate a furniture van this morning. Nature is healing.
— DEDLEE (@NSDedlee) October 25, 2021
If everyone who hit the Montague st bridge had to give up their license we'd have a massive shortage of drivers.
— Puck Skellington π (@picpuckphoto) October 26, 2021
Donnie, there's a whole Facebook page and website dedicated to the Montague St bridge https://t.co/OU9GIl7caP
— π§Kat Oxleyπ§ (@kat_71) October 25, 2021
Our famous Montague St Bridge again.. Pls stop hitting it outsiders. We want to see the Bridge spread misery into next century too.ππ pic.twitter.com/v8xnJ5lSjj
— Cara Mia (@CaraMia200) October 26, 2021
PLEASE NOTE: Contest????
I think this might be number 4 for the Napier St Bridge for the year which means it's even-Steven with perennial champ Montague St Bridge at the top of the Melbourne Low Bridge Disasters League for this, the 2021 season. https://t.co/l3zVdZpCFy
— Diabolical Dikkii ☠️ (@dikkii) October 22, 2021
new Vic cases up slightly...
We thank everyone who got vaccinated and tested yesterday.
— VicGovDH (@VicGovDH) October 25, 2021
Our thoughts are with those in hospital, and the families of people who have lost their lives.
More data soon: https://t.co/OCCFTAtS1P#COVID19Vic #COVID19VicData pic.twitter.com/0H0ff0oUv6
Today's new Vic cases are up 49 on yesterday's data of 1461...Not too bad...
teaching history?...
The term ‘history’ refers to how someone has tried to reconstruct ‘the past’ in a way that we can understand. Most of the time, ‘history’ is when a professional historian writes a book to explain what a society, culture, person, or event might have been like, based upon the evidence that remains.'The curriculum draft acknowledges that other knowledges+civilisations (e.g. Eastern+Indigenous) have worldviews+cultures worth knowing. It asks students to think about their own place in time+in the world, + asking them to think about what is unique about being Australian.' ⏳⏳ https://t.co/yUqP4th3mm
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 26, 2021
Point 1 made by @annahopeclark:https://t.co/DeXROJyLXN
— History Skills (@HistorySkills) October 26, 2021
alien feathers in the neighbourhood...
The feathered Dromana locals are far from happy when a crow decides to visit the neighbourhood...
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 26, 2021
This crow was dive-bombed incessantly today... pic.twitter.com/3D41F01Cwt
Crow in the Dromana Hills trying to look immovable and non-plussed about his feathered attackers... pic.twitter.com/t24p35l1RO
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 26, 2021
Monday, 25 October 2021
artworks at Giza...
10 massive artworks are on display at the Pyramids of Giza till November 7, 2021.
— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 25, 2021
The exhibition, first in 4,500 years, is called 'Forever is Now'. https://t.co/SitoMsmy2Q via @TheNationalNews
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