What a beautiful ceremony! So proud of my brother, his daughter, their family, OUR family. I have to post this photo of me, the bride and groom and the officiator, my brother Eric. It was their day. It was moving. It was beautiful and I am glad that I came all around the world just for this day. Continue reading
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Just started uploading a video which I titled: How to live to 90. It is clips of my Mum talking about her life, her family, her photos, her hobbies, her plants, and her attitude. Continue reading
Today I am actually already Down Under, at Mum’s. We are both extremely appreciative, grateful. I know my kids laugh at my Mum and often at me. I don’t really appreciate that! Continue reading
I diligently tried to take some autumn photos on my way to the airport in Vienna. After all it will be springtime when I land in Melbourne. Continue reading
I loved that my husband and sons came to the airport to see me off. I loved that my youngest son also appreciates my love for Australia. Continue reading
I’m writing this full of inspiration of what we did today. Continue reading
After a full day of talks, speeches, meetings, museums, sightseeing and visits, I come to the memories of seven years ago when we came here to Padua and signed our peace agreement in Villa Guisti, in the same room that the Armistice was signed at the end of the First World War. Continue reading
On Monday 9th October 2017,
I went to the skin doctor in the afternoon and she burned my face with liquid nitrogen. Continue reading
New Zealand Prime Minister is the youngest in the world, the first woman in 30 years to have a baby while head of state, what’s it like?
https://www.today.com/video/new-zealand-s-prime-minister-talks-about-being-a-new-mom-and-world-leader-1327697475816?v=railb&
I had to reflect on my story and start to work a little harder on telling it.
I joined together snippets of videos taken over the last couple of years touching on topics which have been preoccupying me.
I touch on the role-change that Josef and I made when I began full-time work in Vienna in 1999 after completing the PC-User course with the AMS – the Austrian unemployment service (Arbeits Markt Service).
I mention moving from the fourth floor apartment in Linz to the house with a garden in Zwettl, though some of the details there have been cut off. I reflect on the feeling that I became a real “house-wife” when we had a garden and fruit trees and berry bushes and vegetables growing. I began making jams and compote and fruit juice syrups. I took my small children to music school and exercise class and kindergarten. Then we did the role change.
I have just bought a number of books from Stephen Covey and see a real potential for sharing.
As a Certified Communications Trainer, due to retire from a regular job within a year, I am now planning my future agenda.
I can imagine giving motivational training and courses to promote principle values. I have a wealth of experience to draw on.
Flew to Sofia, Bulgaria for a Toastmasters weekend.
District 109 was born in Athens in May. I flew as part of the Austrian team, Division F for the District 109 Executive Officers Meeting on Friday 7 September, 2018 together with three of my colleagues. Our Team Leader, David, called us his angels, so we called him Charlie.
What a Team! What a meeting! I just got back and work again tomorrow. So I’m uploading my photos and processing the videos. It was a wonderful experience of team building, not only the Division F Austrian level but the whole of District 109 which comprises Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Lichtenstein, FYR Macedonia, San Marina, Switzerland and Vatican City.
I got up early with a few others who came almost straight from the disco, to go to a local spa. We spent an hour in the healing waters full of calcium and magnesium in a traditional Hammam. Well actually, we took an hour, but only spent 20 minutes in the 39 and 42 degrees Celsius hot water pools.
Then it was back to the Toastmasters meeting for the District Council Meeting. A lesson in Parliamentary procedure, some motions and discussions, some photos and it was soon over.
I don’t know who you are. I just know that I have to write what I’m doing. I got home from the airport, late Sunday night and just have to get my photos and videos off my phone so that I can get back to work tomorrow. I ran out of space at the conference because I filmed so many of the presentations. But these will probably not be shared publicly.
And just now I discovered that I am the winner, yes the winner! of the signed book by Diane Fischer Winter.
Have a look at the great blog and YouTube Channel! So inspiring! And buy the book!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0tykHuio0zTeBuTQn2GN5A
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