From the chaos to the calm

Enjoy the holidays....every minute of it...

My Monday Mantra...

Be a trailblazer.

Break the rules.

Disrupt.

Take a different road.

DO IT FEARLESSLY

Lisa Messenger...Renegade Collective

You're only given a little spark of madness.

You mustn't loose it.

For a day filled with all things good!

May your cup runneth over with peace, love, joy & everything positive and pure.....

But why do the little kitty's look oh so worried?

Weekend Pledge...

    This weekend 

I pledge to - 

Shop Small...

Spend Local...

Eat Local...

Enjoy Local...

Support the local businesses that support your community...

Start a revolution!

Of positive thinking, Forward moving,

Inspirational humans! I'm going for 

WORLD DOMINATION!

Always Believe!

IMAGINE...with all your mind,

BELIEVE...with all your heart,

ACHIEVE...with all your might.

Kindness!

Kindness is positively cool, don't you think? 

What is the kindest thing that someone 

has done for you lately or that you 

have done for someone else? 

All mum needs:)

       Come on!!!  It's not too much is it?

 

Have an absolutely ridiculous Sunday!

Gotta Love Dr. Seuss

One of my favorite things about being a mum was reading  

Dr. Seuss 

to the little gremlins:)

Fun History Story about Locals:)

Today, 50 years since the Beatles’ historic tour and that truck is in working order on a farm in Griffith in the NSW Riverina.

The Beatles on arrival at Sydney Airport in June 1964: L-R: George Harrison, Jimmie Nicol (filling in for Ringo Starr who was sick), Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Picture: ABC TV Source: Supplied    

The flatbed truck that paraded the Beatles around the tarmac now houses a water cooler. Source: Supplied

Alan Foy bought the truck from BMC just weeks after the Beatles left our shores.

He made some safety modifications before selling it to his brother Patrick Gullifer for $4500 to be used around his farm.
Mr Gullifer’s son Ray currently runs the farm and contacted the Telegraph after spotting the truck on television.
He said it was still in its original condition, including the wooden platform which carried the Beatles around Sydney. Today however it has a cargo of a different kind.
“At the moment it’s got a water cooler on it but it still drives beautifully, it only needs a bit of panel work done to it,” he said.
Mr Gullifer said he wanted to hold on to the piece of history for a while longer.
“Yeah I’d imagine I would have to sell it one day but it’s a big part of history and I wouldn’t just give it away for 20 cents.”
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/flatbed-truck-that-paraded-the-beatles-around-fifty-years-ago-now-lives-quietly-on-a-farm-in-the-nsw-riverina/story-fnii5s41-1226950856663

Just for you:)

Have a fantastic weekend!

IT"S A LOCAL THING!

Check it out

"BIDGEE STUDIO"

Hape is warming up to celebrate!

They're having a little studio warming on 

Friday night the 6th June

from 6.30 onwards, 

Yoogali Rd, Griffith 

(Cottage Gallery)

SO WHY DO WE DO IT?

We see a problem and want to fix it, we just can't walk away from the idea that we can bolster the economy while also creating better lives for ourselves and those our service will touch. It is exhausting just reading through our notes of researching, preparation, planning, meetings and more meetings! forever learningJ, the list is endless.

I am sure that at the end of the day we will only remember the good stuff along our journey.

So why do we do it?

as Lisa Messenger of “Renegade Collective”

so eloquently puts it!

"Because it’s fun (the most fun you can have legally!). Because we get to build something, change something, impact someone.

We get to go our own way in a game of Monopoly for grownups with few limits, play as big a game as we want to".

Because we hold all the cards J