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Category Archives: Uncategorized
Fires in WA
It’s happened again. The heavy thundering of the super water bombers and the billowing smoke nearby. And I still find blackened leaves in my garden that fell from the sky during the Yarloop fire in mid January. Now a … Continue reading
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Mulling over Media
Prince Harry was wedged in the top rack, hugging a blonde. “This is the one!” shouted the headlines. Waiting at the checkout, I leaned forward for a closer look. “Oh, I know all about her – she’s part of … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Facebook, family, Lisa Wilkinson, magazines, Maggie Beer, media, newspapers, radio, Skype, TV, Uncategorized, Women's Weekly
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Australia: A Great Place For The Forgetful
This blog was first published in the Huffington Post Australia Over 55 we become more forgetful. Apparently ageing can slow reaction time and the retrieval of information from memory, requiring a few more seconds. Or longer in the summer … Continue reading
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Forever young
“Your skin is ageing, every second counts!” Adverts like these are causing panic, mostly among women who feel they are losing the battle against the laws of the universe. Fortunately, cosmetic companies around the world are entering the realms of … Continue reading
Surviving deadlines
Why do I write? Because I like pens and the smell of fresh paper. I love new ideas and dictionaries. And I write because it reminds me of my father. James Eric Lamb was the weekly garden columnist for The … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Western Australia
Tagged Carla Carlisle, column writing, columnist, deadlines, write
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Benefits of the Op Shop
“Don’t you think you should put the brakes on, mom?” said a voice behind the cabinet. I repositioned myself to see who had spoken. It was an irritated daughter at the checkout at the op shop. “Look, I can never … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Uncategorized
Tagged op shops, recycling, Salvation Army, Salvos, thrift shops
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