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Living Each Day and Enjoying It
The most fascinating people have crossed my path since I started blogging less than a year ago. One of them has faithfully dogged my FaceBook footsteps from the beginning, and I am delighted to introduce George Polley, who has discovered one … Continue reading
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Tagged Japan, Mexico City, Minneapolis, poetry, Sapporo
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Like a Giant Turtle I Crawl Crabwise
Gnarabup. Is it really a fortnight since I last walked? I have been to a couple of bird hides in Busselton and Bunbury in the meantime, though. It is 9km from Gnarabup down to Redgate. The weather has turned cool … Continue reading
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Tagged Boodjidup Brook, fantails, Gnarabup, king waves, Margaret River, osprey, Redgate, silvereyes
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You Need to Learn How to Give Speeches…
Great minds think alike (No … we’re not fools)! – Or rather, I’m a greater fool than Miriam Drori, as it’s taken me more months to get around to joining an amazing Institution. It’s great fun, and you learn sooo much. Let Miriam … Continue reading
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Tagged Crooked Cat, Israel, Miriam Drori, Open Book, social anxiety, Toastmasters International
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No Room to Dodge the Kangaroos
No pictures this week. The scenery is so vast, so dramatic, it is difficult to capture in a photograph. I prefer to walk, letting my thoughts come and go at will, as I commune with nature. February 2002 Wilyabrup. This time … Continue reading
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Tagged blue tongue lizard, Gracetown, honeyeaters, kangaroo, surfers, Willyabrup
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I Don’t Feel Like a Writer..
You soon will, Lisa! Lisa Dyer is another find on the fast-growing list of successful Crooked Cat authors, and after reading this story of her journey to publication, I can’t wait to get my hands on her book, which was published last December. … Continue reading
Crooked Cat at Edinburgh Bookfest 2014
Originally posted on Crooked Cats' Cradle:
Are you in Edinburgh? Are you planning to visit the Edinburgh Book Festival? If you’re not, you should! The Cat is there! 🙂 In the bookstore at the Bookfest, you will find three shelves with a…
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I Still Manage to Swallow Two Flies
It is New Year 2002, and I am enjoying the solitary freedom of my coastal walks. The family are planning a visit to Ellensbrook House, a WA Pioneers’ Museum, so I get them to drop me off at the north point of Cowaramup … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Leeuwin, Cosy Corner, Cowaramup Bay, Ellensbrook House, Three Bears Coves, Yallingup
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Around and About on Ailsa’s Birthday
This is a great birthday present from Jane. I always like coming to visit on her blog and as tomorrow is my birthday she has let me run mad with my imagination. The Birthday Fairy is going to grant me … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Bukum Island, Camden Market, Cornwall, Mousehole, Port Hedland, Scotland, Shell, Singapore
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Back-pack On The Ground Please, Ma’am
Colin and I travel on different flights from Sydney to Perth because for some reason Quantas refused to change our tickets – all the more annoying as there is a vacant seat beside me. When checking in, the Xray “tings” my back-pack. … Continue reading
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Tagged Busselton, Cape Naturaliste, Cape to Cape track, dressage, Harry Potter, Perth, West Australia, Wyadup, Yallingup
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Children of All Ages Will Enjoy Maretha’s Books
An exciting new author is visiting me today. Maretha Botha has recently moved from Africa to the UK and I can relate so much to the great upheaval she has experienced. Maretha – I just loved your children’s book “Flame and … Continue reading