March Recap It’s been a very busy month. Something on every weekend and 2 exams at uni. My orchestra did its first concert of the year at St Leonard’s Park in North Sydney; more about that later. The next concert is on 24th May and we have started rehearsals already. It is an exciting program More
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February 2025 Newsletter
February in Review So February happened. Always seems to go really quickly. All the things I thought would happen did happen. Apart from having the depressions which are just annoying. Trying really hard to be Ok with not being Ok. I’m Ok. Just don’t ask otherwise there might be tears. So I went back to More
January 2025 Newsletter
Hi Everyone, I’m back with the newsletter that no one has asked for. Sharing things that most don’t care about. But I do care, so I’ve decided to try and reboot this newsletter. I got caught up in uni and life last year. Apart from a couple of cruises, 4 uni subjects and a dislocated More
March and April 2024 Newsletter
Multimonth Newsletter is go. Due to being sick for half of April and studying like mad for the other half, I’ve decided to combine March and April. So welcome to the March and April 2024 newsletter. Cruising New Zealand and the Tasman. So for my uni break, with a couple of bonus days, Mara and More
February 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to another month down of 2024. Inspirational & Interesting Medical Technology for Underserved Communities Sometimes it can be disheartening with all the bad news and dodgy people so I thought I would share some inspirational work being done. Rebecca Richards-Kortum is director of the Rice360 Institute for Global Health Technologies at Rice University, she More
January 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to the January newsletter. I’m getting this one out a little earlier than the last couple of months. January has been pretty good got some reading in, watched a lot of cricket, did some sewing and hung out with friends. Apart from the stupid humidity and the heat it would have been a perfect More
December 2023 Newsletter
So Uni has finished for the year. After a massive November of assignments and exams, I crashed and retreated to the couch to watch cricket and hug my teddies. In exciting news, I passed both of the subjects that I took. One Trimester down three to go. There has also been some socialising and hosting More
September 2023 Newsletter
Welcome to September. My first month at university is over. Wow. It has been heaps of fun and quite a shock to the brain. Imagine you lived in Switzerland 25 years ago for 4 years. You spoke fluent Swiss-German and quite good normal German. Since then you have only spoken Swiss-German from time to time. More
August 2023 Newsletter
Welcome to the August 2023 Newsletter. It has been a nice settled month. Full of concerts, sewing, books and music rehearsals. Plus the normal sport, YouTube and documentary watching. Concerts Diana Doherty performs Ross Edwards The Sydney Symphony Orchestra put on this concert as part of the celebration of Ross Edward’s 80th Birthday. The first More
July 2023 Newsletter
Welcome to the July 2023 Newsletter. So I thought that I might be having a quiet month but we know that isn’t my style. This month I got a new roof and solar panels. Along with the interior and exterior building works being completed. I have now organised the whole of the middle level which More