Posted in Uncategorized on July 19, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Since my paper on the weekend, I have been forced into a little non-voluntary down time, but that’s good to do now and then. Mind you all the blog items keep swilling around my head.
However, I am about to embark on a wee bit bigger break for 2 weeks so this post will remain a [...]
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Posted in Library, Photos on July 11, 2007 | 3 Comments »
I’m presenting a paper on saturday at the Australian and New Zealand Theological Association Conference, my paper is titled, “Transform: yourself and your library service with some handy tips and tricks using my toolbox”. I aim to post the paper to this site, but maybe not for a month or so.
The topics I will be [...]
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Posted in Photos, Rainfall on July 10, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I had intended to use our dam as a gauge as to the state of the drought, but it seems that no sooner had I decided this, but the dam filled up within a few days. Okay, okay, I have my farmer Jill hat on again, but I think it’s imperative to our lives to [...]
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Posted in Photos on July 8, 2007 | No Comments »
Here I am, playing around in the winter sunshine. I just love those long shadows created by the sun…bet you can’t tell I have a beanie, huge coats and jeans on because it’s sooo cold.
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The time has come for Minzah’s placement to wrap up. Here’s what she has to say about her last week and her placement…
My placement has come to an end! I have learnt so much over the three weeks and gained a lot of knowledge during my time here. I would like to thank the Knowledge [...]
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Since I have been reporting on Minzah’s experience at Urbis, I got to thinking about some other ideas for reporting how my past students are going. I think it’s excellent to hear about a current student, but even more worthwhile to hear how they have gone on their journey since they left my workplace.
I’d like [...]
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This has been my random weekend toolbox for the last few weeks. My wheelbarrow consists of native seedlings, a shovel (rarely, the crowbar), potting mix and water crystals, oh, and a bucket for watering them in. This photo hasn’t turned out very well as it was raining at the time, and I was keen to [...]
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