New beginnings
| July's Women Howling at the Moon was a momentous evening on a number of levels. A beautiful moon it was indeed - and the start of a new cycle. Plus the topic was a powerful one, relevant for every individual. There was a sense of celebration as we identified what's in the way, how we wanted it to be - and what we'd do over the next month to have that happen. (See the next blog post for the evening's key points). We welcomed many newbie howlers. | And what we knew was on the cards, we didn't know then was that this would also be our final gathering at the lovely Three Bowls Cafe. The cafe's owners Mo and Lynne now move onto their next phase which will undoubtedly continue to include contribution to community. Thank you both on behalf of Women Howling at the Moon for all your friendship, support, beautifully welcoming cafe and great cuisine. We were a great match. |
  |    From top left, clockwise: June Norman and our final moon viewing and howling at the lovely Three Bowls Cafe; Reema Naresh, Nicole Kinnnaird and ; Wendy Kropf and Suhaila Amin-Rezaei; Kelly Qualtrough and Gail Crossley-Craven; Anita Cochrane, Sandra Stadhams and Jenny Adams. |
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 |  From top left, clockwise: Deb Graham and Maggie Barszczyk; Cherry Wills and group in conversation; delicious Middle Eastern vegetables; Reema Naresh and Nicole Kinnaird; Reema, Nicole and Michelle Coles. |
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From left to right. Top row: Christel Palmer; "Holding Yawulyu: White Culture and Black Women's Law", by Dr Zohl de Ishtar; Dr Zohl de Ishtar. Second row: Lianne Cook, Alex Daw and Libby Wilson; Libby Wilson; Regina Malia and Maria Delaney. Bottom row: Maggie Barszczyk and Diana Moore; table delights; Meredith, Tania Budd and Kristy Holden.
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