I don’t know how many people ever read this, but I’m writing it anyway 😉
This year has seen some of people worst fears happen. A global pandemic, an unknown super virus... as I write this the world wide death toll is around 1 Million. It breaks my heart.
But I’m lucky. I live in Australia, in an area where the numbers have not even reached the double digits (my local area, not my state). I’m lucky that the way I was brought up & the things I have learned in recent years help us to be a little bit self sufficient. No as much as I would like, but a little.
This year I’ve managed to keep plants alive!
I’ve also been working on getting better at knitting & weaving.
I knit lace for the first time ever this year, my grandma would be proud as it was her favourite pattern.
I was supposed to be going all over the country this year with my Viking history group, but like most places everything was cancelled. But we still have been meeting & chatting online.
Just recently I actually was able to go to Queensland, for the first time in over 20 years.
My sister & I went to visit a dear friend who is quite unwell.
It’s a weird thing, going to visit someone in another state when there is a pandemic happening. Extra security, extra paperwork, it’s like travelling overseas, but not at the same time. The trip was great & I’m glad I was able to see my friend. Goddess only knows if I will ever get to see her again on this earth...
Life is short, tell your loved ones how much they mean to you. While you still can.







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