
I promised staff at South Coast District Hospital (which is in Victor Harbor South Australia) that I would say how good they were on Facebook –and I did:
Decided to blog this as well.
Picture shows my usual attitude to western medicine.

—At 1600 hours Saturday 14/11 My doctor phoned having received some results from the blood test I had Saturday morning:
He said he was sending me to South Coast Hospital by ambulance:
I was also told that there would not be lights or sirens
but there was—-
After the ambulance staff did their “obs” they treated me like I was having an heart attack –
They were skilled at their job and had a great sense of humour:
Once at the hospital
both the RN, Doctor and EN introduced themselves —
I was impressed by their manner and attitude –
I was treated with respect:
Given all information about what tests were being done and why,
as well as the results.
I believe one of the reasons for this is South Coast is a country hospital.
I worked in a major city hospital in the 1980s
on one occasion I was told off by the charge nurse for spoiling patients.
All I was doing was treating them as people
THANKYOU TO THE DOCTORS, NURSES AND STAFF AT SOUTH COAST DISTRICT HOSPITAL

Cultures that live in harmony with the environment are labelled primitive and inferior
No doubt many label me “white trash” because I don’t have a pristine lawn and concrete:
Allow leaves to stay on the ground
I don’t kill anything
Don’t use poisons.
People complain that my driveway isn’t concreted.
my trees a mess
and that birds poop on their cars
This cultural attitude is contributing to making all life extinct.
Some one said to me recently “I suppose your house was nice when you first bought it?!“
It wasn’t
The house had plastic curtains on the windows
needed painting
No septic
I bought it because it had native trees
Usually because the garden looks messy to your average WASP (White Anglo Saxon Protestant) presumes the inside is a dump?





Before I bought this old holiday house I lived in a four bedroom home with a separate rumpus room and huge pink gum trees in the garden.
The neighbour behind me asked me to chop down the gums in the back yard
When I asked why
he told me that the leaves were falling on the lawn
enjoy your day

CREATIVE CONSCIOUSNESS MEDITATION
I recorded Creative Consciousness meditation earlier this century at the request of a psychic development group that I was running at the time.
TREE MEDITATION paraphrased from Mother Wit by Diane Mariechild —- it is a great book if you can find it.
Am sure you are better at finding things on Google etc than me 😛 — I couldn’t find it.
ASTRAL PROJECTION
Also from Mother Wit
Past life regression
Blessed be
and be kind tonon humans

(I earned fifty cents on my books this year so I assure you my motivation is to help not make a profit)
In the following book I hope to help those who wish to develop their clairvoyant abilities.
In “The Clairvoyant Experiences Of A Sceptic” I told a few of my clairvoyant experiences.
Listening to others similar stories made me realize that
it is so much better if you can have these experiences first hand.
Not a literary masterpiece but a true story.
And there are so many amazing stories omitted so as not to break client confidentiality.
The second part I wrote as therapy and had not intended to include.
It wasn’t included in the original l publication
It got a five star review in 2018
I wrote and published this sci fi short story beginning April 2017 when the human population was only 7.4 billion:
It is now close to 8 billion.
Our cultural norms and the Protestant Ethic are causing the extinction of all life:
So much has changed for the better in my lifetime but the problem is that there are way too many of us.
I have personally seen the flora and fauna just disappear.
It upsets me that all other life forms are almost extinct because of human thoughtless.
I thought that I would quote a few lines from my short sci fi story:
“The Nirahns whom could see close ups of the planet on their “view screen” saw people and buildings just disappear. One minute there were humans and buildings all over the planet. And then they were gone. They watched vegetation grow at an accelerated speed.
Kunapipi/Anne awoke on the first day of the New Earth. She had slept in a humpy and awakened to kookaburras laughing.”
I chose the name Kunnapipi as she is an Indigenous Australian mother goddess:
But this story is not about the “real” Kunnapipi.
Blessed be
and be kind to non humans


I AM RE – BLOGGING THIS TO SNAP MYSELF OUT OF “POOR ME” MODE:
MY HEALTH ISSUES PREVENT MY COPING WITH BASIC THINGS LIKE
WALKING
DRIVING
HOUSEWORK ETC
Hence I cannot keep myself busy to stop brooding:
AND I AM NOW PETLESS
MY REMAINLING CAT DIED IN JULY
MY DOG DIED ON THURSDAY
Several years ago now my youngest granddaughter (who has been teaching in the UK for a couple of years ) asked me how we survived before television.
We played in the street:
Went for long walks, exploring:
It was safe for children in South Australia back then:
And we had sing alongs often.
Karaoke isn’t the same:
But musos having a “jam” session would be similar:
My Dad and his brother (who grew up on their parents farm in Yorkshire)
Would sing old war songs:
ROLL OUT THE BARRELL
They would also Recite “Albert and the Lion”
This is Stanley Holloways version

Apologies for the “flash” –I have several scanners but none compatible with this laptop –so photographed the photograph.
Dad had such a dry sense of humour:
I would have to tell people that he was joking.
I love his funny sayings—only sharing a couple:
“You’re not very often right
but you’re wrong this time”

“Why worry
If you worry you die
If you don’t worry you die
So why worry”
Stay safe and happy during this pandemic
Blessed be


Decided to post photos of my dog for my own nostalgia
I also know many love animal pictures.
Riley was given to me the day after I buried my previous dog:
In 2011

I bought two cats from the vets in 2015
Intended to have a cat run built.
One cat, Nim, ripped his stomach open,
but after several surgeries and home nursing he got better,
only to disappear while I was in hospital Good Friday 2015
— I fell crossing the road and shattered my right arm:

My furry family together

The other cat, Bukkandi died a few months ago
he was only six

I just love this video because it shows how expressive their faces are
Riley was euthanized yesterday 5th November 2020
I have numerous pictures of him:
Only sharing a few





Riley was the only dog I have had that didn’t appear to stress when it was thundering:
But he didn’t like ambulance or police sirens:
he would mimic same
I am grateful to the vets:
nurses:
and staff at Riverport Veterinary Hospital:
for their help and support
and their patience with me.
Nurses collected Riley for his blood test because I wasn’t well enough or able to take him:
the Vet brought him home so that I could sit with him when he had the overdose of anesthetic.
enjoy your day


At the beginning of every month I post this on Facebook –– to show how grown up I am

A PINCH AND A PUNCH
FOR THE FIRST OF THE MONTH
AND NO RETURN

(This photo was taken when I was seventy — Friends told me that I would never cope with the walk at the Coorong — and I did)
Enjoy your weekend


It is Beltane here in OZ
The sabbats are seasonal:
so in the southern hemisphere it is Beltane (MayDay)
In the northern hemisphere it is Samhain (Halloween)
Beltane was a fertility festival where the villages would come together:
This way “in- breeding” – in the same village was lessened.
A child conceived at Beltane was considered special.
We witches in the days before Wicca became popular; and before “political correctness” ;
jokingly called it the “Nookie Festival.”
Bright Nookie! 😀

This is me at the very first Australian Wiccan conference in 1984. At spring equinox:
Where I heard the song “Burning Times” by Charlie Murphy:
My favourite version is by Spiral Dance:
Enjoy your celebrations:
Blessed Be
and be kind and respectful of non human life forms
–the continued existence of all life depends on it

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