Celia
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RnR!
I have just been doing my homework this morning, it is mainly comprehension.
Also made up words that sound like English but are misspelt!
Today is Fathers Day.
So I thought I would go and seek out a card for a Youthful Grandfather, non were found.
But what I did come across was something out of the USA I have not come across before.
Grandparents Day!
So to all those Grandfathers and Grandmothers I wish you happy day today, I am wondering if we here in Australia will have one in the future?
Hi Hola.
You sound so frustrated, I am sure there are millions feeling the same way.
The trouble I see it is some people do not believe in the virus issues so how are we going to make them understand that you could die?
They have no fear, they have no worry as it has not affected them as yet.
It is very hard to talk sense with people like that.
We in the Western World went to war, or our parents and grandparents did for, not to mention the generations after WWII went to war for the same values of Democracy, so we have to respect their thoughts, which is frustrating.
I feel as if I am in lock down ever since I had the stroke!
I will never get out of this lock down it looks if I will have to live with it, for how long I don’t know.
I had a lesson with the speak therapist yesterday, she is so nice.
I have finally found out what I am suffering from, which I have mentioned yesterday. I had never heard of it and neither had my husband, so perhaps I may see some little light at the end of my tunnel with her.
I mentioned to her what the Occupational Therapist said and she laughed, she said she would not have a clue!
Grandson of a Jewish Holocaust survivor writes open letter to Sydneysiders in lockdown – as he explains why they should count themselves lucky
Mark Owen, the Grandson of Jewish Holocaust survivors has penned an open letter to his fellow Sydneysiders, pleading for people to be more grateful of where we live and our everyday freedoms. Michelle Barel shared the letter to Facebook on Wednesday, with the caption: ‘Despite the lockdown in Sydney we should all be grateful to live in Australia, this lucky country’. ‘When my Grandparents fled Nazi occupied Europe after enduring torture in concentration camps, I can assure you they didn’t complain about the substandard conditions on the ship which brought them to Australia’. As NSW recorded 1,116 new Covid cases and four more deaths overnight, the state’s lockdown has entered its ninth week. Normal freedoms of residents have become few and far between, with the easing of restrictions to only come into effect when the vast majority of residents are vaccinated. But Mr Owen doesn’t want us to reflect on the small freedoms we are missing out on, he pleads for us to look at the bigger picture.
LOL I was taking about fix minutes to read that and I was thinking that the Punch Line would be about a Bakers Dozen! LOL the extra one for New Year’s Eve!
Thanks Hola!
