Scenes from a conversation about courage

25/4/2016

What can we say? Another glorious gathering of the most magic, awesome, down to earth, generous, inspiring women.

Above left, Tania Budd and a Three Bowls delight. Right, fairy story and art therapist Pam Blamey with UNHCR's Lucy Strickland. We were delighted to have Lucy join us for an evening and share challenges and the 'extraordinary ordinary' courage she witnesses in some of the hardest living conditions in existence: refugee camps of displaced persons.

Left, retired educator Sue Howard, animal care advocate Maggie Barszczyk - and a dachshund ready to how along!

Above top, Shirralee Ransley and Natasha Alexander. Left, facilitator and Women Howling at the Moon founder Chris Henderson. Above, at the closest table, Denise Bolland, Sheryle Brown, Elisabeth Anthony (hidden), Penny Robertson. Behind, centre, educator Lisa Corrigan - and growing sense of awe as each woman in the room provided a few seconds on her role and her passion in life.

Above, artist and woman of many talents Denise Bolland, laughter yoga teacher Sheryle Brown and artist and SoulCollage creator Jo Knights.

Top, Lani Reynolds and Reanne Goes.

From above, clockwise: Judy Williams; Rebecca Chapman, Lani Roberts and Reanne Goes; Amanda Rosenfeld; Maria Delaney; Rebecca Chapman and Elina Juusola-Halonen.

Above left, Jo Knights' gift to the gathering - a box of courage quotes and reflections to encourage conversation - not that there was any lack of interaction noticed anywhere! And above right, Jo and Ginene Dandelion Humphrey check out the quotes.

L-R, top, Elina Juusola-Halonen, Bernadette Pease, Sheryle Brown; L-R, bottom, Wendy Shepherd, Kathy Hedemann, Rae Goes.

L-R, Chris Henderson and Elina Juusola-Halonen and Nelli Halonen.

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30/10/2020 11:53:06 pm

It looks like you had tons of fun! I like the part where each woman was given a time to speak up about their thoughts. Sharing is something that I always encourage among my friends and family. It is important to know when is the time to share and when is the to listen. To know that there are people interested to hear your stories is one of the best feelings ever. There should be a balance between sharing and listening because both are vital to be able to build great and strong relationships with people.

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