Let’s not wait to be told by politicians to wear masks. Let’s just take personal responsibility, together. It’s a small price to pay for lives and freedom.
In these times it’s good to look for the silver lining. Like today, it was so freezing cold this morning that it propelled me to shower and then blow dry my hair. thought i might as well add a little tinted moisturiser while at it! #almostbacktonormal
From The Atlantic.... future historians will be astonished that Trump’s failure was tolerated to the point that his resignation wasn’t even part of the conversation. “I think we will look back and ask why people weren’t more furious,” he says. “Where was the outrage?”
@Peter_Fitz Mmmm. Not sure, but certainly giving other people the floor to speak, perhaps deflecting responsibility. In any case, it was all blah blah blah! I fear for our brothers and sisters in the US.
@BenFordham Absolutely agree Ben. As a regular of the Anzac Day march and dawn service, I loved the unity that was created by this years circumstance and events. A much higher level of engagement that I hope becomes a rich Australian tradition going forward
I make no comment about today’s High Court decision.
But I have a message for every single victim and survivor of child sex abuse:
I see you.
I hear you.
I believe you.
https://t.co/gu9Tkw2CLu