FLirT variant half of all cases in Australia - question is, when with the JN.1 booster be available here?
northerndailyleader.com.au/story/8632649/…

first real frost here in Tassie this morning , got up needed a pee , feed the cat , took rippa out side fire still going so put some wood on it , wife got up said thanks i was about to that , all good its so dam cold i'm going back to bed , climbed out at 10 was only 4c still

Economists have been warning of ‘mass’ job losses

Telstra shedding around 3,000 jobs is an example

Thinking of all affected employees

Outside his house he found Piglet, jumping up and down trying to reach the knocker.
“Hello. Let me do it for you,” said Pooh kindly. He reached up and knocked at the door. “What a long time whoever lives here is answering this door.”
“But, Pooh, it’s your own house!” ~A.A.Milne

Linda Brown Yep not good things as one ages. Get rid of all steps from the street & now investigating a residential lift in entry foyer to 1st floor landing. Should be feasible

Of course when I purchased the house 20 years ago shortsightedly didn’t consider this

Heidi the Hermit Very nice private garden albeit small as block is only c.700 sqm

Everything under examination& consideration at this point, giving myself around 3 years to get everything in order

Thinking bit more of what to do about living arrangements as I get older & revising thoughts of selling Nth Hobart house, looking at residential lift & ramps. Meeting tax accountant shortly to discuss financial issues
Nice house, faces north, enjoyed living there years ago

Today we rode our bikes to the visitor centre and library, admired some white pines, saw a fascinating bug table, and enjoyed some final Ontario moments 💙

It's happening 🤩 🥳
This month I became totally self employed & started providing veterinary services under my own name.
Still have a lot of admin to do, but I've already treated 20 animals that are now registered under my care. This is Simon the guinea pig who I saw recently ❤️

Try not to fall in love with this lush peony with a Terry skirt.🌸🌼
If you dreamed of decorating your plot with luxurious, lush peonies with an unusual subtle scent - the Sherbet variety is for you.

Wishing you a happy new week from Saltburn by the Sea, North Yorkshire 😊

🇳🇿New Zealand COVID weekly update: 13 May to 19 May

🔹New cases: 6,146 (+56.7%)
🔹Reinfections: 3,916 (63.72%)
🔹Deaths: 19 (+46.1%)
🔹Hospital: 242 (+59.2%)
🔹ICU: NR

🔸63.72% were reinfections

NR = Not reported

#COVID19NZ

Source: tewhatuora.govt.nz/for-health-pro…

Isn't this yarn gorgeous? It's Victoria ECY Yarns Brimham 4 ply in Dusk. This is one of my favourite yarns and I'm so excited to use it again!

#EdenCottageYarns #GloamingSocks #LizCorkeKnits

Hundreds of patients died after catching COVID in Victorian hospitals, new data shows abc.net.au/news/2024-05-0… via ABC Australia

'Without Pooh,' said Rabbit solemnly, 'the adventure would be impossible.'
'Oh!' said Piglet, and tried not to look disappointed. But Pooh went into a corner of the room and said proudly to himself, 'Impossible without Me! THAT sort of Bear.' ~A.A.Milne #MondayMotivation

For those using - or wanting to start using - Jessica Adams BA wildly successful Astrology Delivery method take note: today, Monday 20th May 2024, is a brand new booking date, with the Sun moving into Gemini in approximately 9 hours.

In Jessica's feature (link below) you will

I believe that the future of humanity depends on rich healthy forests rather than sick wealthy people.

'The ability to adapt one's view and see the world or events from a different perspective can be linked both to creative processes and humor.
This mental flexibility can help older people to cope with difficulties and biological changes, allowing them to adapt their behaviors

Last box done!

A little forest bathing with my boys and Calliope. Quetico is such a slice of heaven. This forest smells SO GOOD.