One Day in May

That was last week 

PS: I am so proud of my fellow Australians who have overwhelmingly voted for fairness and unity over greed and division (91 seats to 34 at last count), despite all the money being thrown at the latter by vested interests.

 

Coming soon.....

Taking a bit of a break to catch up with family and friends this week, so I thought it might be time to finish telling you about the visit to Liffey Falls. On the other hand, May 3, our election day, was also World Press Freedom Day which is vital to healthy democracies, so I want to write something about that over the next few days, as well as thinking about some of the lessons we can draw from the migrant experience. I'm sure I have given you far too much to read already.  

Today*

*PS. No, Climate Change deniers, this is not evidence that climate change doesn't exist, nor is the rather large snow pack in Antarctica just now, but rather proof that predictions for temperate regions are coming true - that is, our weather has become more erratic and unpredictable.