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One of my favourite photos of all time is this. It

One of my favourite photos of all time is this. It's been the screensaver on my phone for over 20 years and is our old farm tractor. I grew up driving this baby from an early age, helping dad with all the farm duties - carting hay, concrete, fence posts and the like with her. This tractor represents a treasured part of my past, of days tending to the land and the animals on our little farm in Agnes and, more importantly, spending time with dad. May this old girl continue to be a part of our family for many decades to come.

Go on ... be a rebel!!!

Go on ... be a rebel!!!

Cup of tea anyone?⁠ ⁠ Pretend play or imaginat

Cup of tea anyone?⁠
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Pretend play or imaginative play is when a child uses their imagination to take on roles/characters, act out various scenarios and stories, and solve problems using language and movement. It's helps develop fundamental skills and boosts their creativity and imagination.⁠
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Best of all, it's great fun!⁠
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Check out our great range of pretend play toys today.⁠
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Aussie Aussie Aussie. We love it! These cute littl

Covid has meant we've all been using more plastic

Covid has meant we've all been using more plastic and disposable items than perhaps we would like to. I manage to make my coffee at home most mornings (nothing like a stovetop espresso) but, on the occasions where I've run out of beans, I've enjoyed grabbing a coffee from one of our local shops - together with the occasional hot choccy as the afternoon treat. It's been hard not to take in a mug from the shop or my travel mug to get these drinks. The landfill from takeaway coffee cups, amongst other things, breaks my heart and I really don't like adding to it but sometimes my need for coffee has sadly taken priority. But the good news is that we can, I believe, take our reusables (plates, containers, mugs) in to most shops again. Yippee. Please correct me if this has changed but I think we're back on track. ⁠
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Go sustainable! Go reusable! It sure feels good helping our planet ... and drinking coffee from a real cup!