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Trish Roberts

treleanor@aus.social

<p>Profile pic: Pink, protea flowers<br />Guest on Ngunnawal/Ngambri land, i.e. Kamberri/Canberra, Australia. Child of the 60’s, interested in variety of eclectic music. Not great photographer but appreciate variety of posts, particularly moss, trees, nature. Ally. She/her. No pets but love cats.</p>

Posts

  • Post #4409414

    Gentle stroll around the block in the sunshine. Checked in on the proteas. Saw a bird, ID says Australian King Parrot. Managed to catch only one pic before it flew off.

  • Post #4407653

    Miles Franklin Award for literature Omar Musa wins this year’s Miles Franklin Award for literature. Omar wouldn’t know me. However, in the early ‘00’s I lived for a while in the home of Stella Wilkie, who was very involved in theatre. A frequent visitor was Helen Musa, Omar’s mum, theatre writer, sometimes accompanied by a young Omar. I’ve been interested to see his literary progress. https://region.com.au/queanbeyans-omar-musa-rapper-poet-artist-wins-australias-most-important-literary-prize/987...

  • Post #4043624

    RE: https://climatejustice.social/@ketan/116965815717070340 #NTpol #datacentres 👀😱😳

  • Post #4006761

    Went into Aldi, picked up a couple of kiwifruit. Went to checkout, paid for them. At home I found I had three kiwifruit in my bag. One free kiwifruit! Now I feel like a criminal.👀

  • Post #3975813

    Re new clothesline installed in my public housing laundry area. The one that’s too high for me to use. It’s gone through two levels of complaint, and the answer? Use another clothesline. You win some and lose them.

  • Post #3925506

    I went for a walk around the block. I say walk, it was more of a hobble. Wonderful to get outside and in the sun. Unfortunately, 50 m from home, I tripped and almost fell. Saved myself by putting all my weight on my right (bad) foot. As a consequence, OMG Bad Foot is back, in full force! Please enjoy the first Proteas that are emerging.

  • Post #3728928

    Hailed the grocery delivery guy with a very loud “Oi!” He was heading for the wrong block of units. Hadn’t responded to my first, very polite, calls. 🚛

  • Post #3709120

    Laundry has been improved! Keypad on main door replaced; other door has been replaced but still waiting on keypad. Two brand new dryers, to replace one not working; other one working but screeching like a banshee. Washing machine, which has been vandalised with paint for the last several months, has been replaced, with a new one. Old table with protruding nails has been replaced, looks so much better. Also works as an actual table. It’s all go here!

  • Post #3594837

    Walked yesterday, as a result Bad Foot is now Worse Foot. I really need an accurate diagnosis, maybe thinking outside the box. 🤔🤨p.s. not asking for advice, just commiserations!

  • Post #3159175

    #mosstodon Urban moss A suburban footpath. Much rain in Canberra in the past few weeks.

  • Post #2351736

    Just cancelled one home insurance policy and took out another, much less costly. Feeling relieved

  • Post #2351733

    Stunning Canberra afternoon. Not a cloud in the sky.

  • Post #2209322

    Mentioned to somebody this week that I’ve taken my son, daughter and daughter-in-law to High Tea at the Hyatt for my 40th. Person asked me what I’m going to do for my 80th. I know it’s in sight, just over a distant hill, but really?😲😳😂

  • Post #2154419

    It’s becoming not merely a crisis, but a catastrophe, IMO. People keep telling me that the NDIS situation is worse. I think it’s only a matter of time before Support at Home is regarded as a scandal of similar magnitude. https://citynews.com.au/2026/366775/

  • Post #2001255

    Some sadness this week, as someone I knew in the US has died. Her name was Mary. She was one of my professors, and became a dear friend. We often joked about being born in the same year. Last year, a mutual friend visited Canberra and brought me a card, which I posted here, with messages from people who knew me there, 25 years ago. Mary had Parkinsons, but wrote a few words, which I treasure. I’ll be thinking of Mary, her family, friends and colleagues on the day of her memorial gathering. Her...

  • Post #1997151

    #thicktrunktuesday A reasonably thick -trunked tree. What really caught my attention with these outgrowths. Fungi? They looked almost artificial

  • Post #1770695

    @MsDropbear42@blahaj.zone @VWDasher@mymasto.com It’s a joke, Joyce! Trump wouldn’t know amusement if it jumped up and bit him.

  • Post #1743346

    From my walk. A single, tiny red fallen leaf on footpath which has many small pebbles embedded in it.

  • Post #1699330

    Compass on ABC TV tonight 26/04/26 about William Urwin, Aboriginal soldier, who fought and died in France, WW1. People have been awarded the VC for less. https://www.sbs.com.au/nitv/article/how-the-family-of-this-gomeroi-war-hero-is-fighting-to-bring-him-home/fjffqly98

  • Post #1532633

    RE: https://aus.social/@jhaue/116444716013535852 #auspol #algorithm #AgedCare Minister Rae on ABC TV this morning. As usual, a robot-like delivery of the appropriate talking points, with nothing of empathy, humanity or compassion.

  • Post #1305319

    The Guardian, final chapter of documentary series 7 Up. https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2026/apr/17/asif-kapadia-direct-final-chapter-itv-documentary-series-70-up

  • Post #1137575

    @skyfire747 The level of crazy turned up to 11

  • Post #1137573

    RE: https://aus.social/@peemee/116395169637427965 I’m feeling this today

  • Post #1137572

    Batch of brown rice cooked by Nagi’s method (RecipeTin Eats), with a bit of tinkering. Experimental test area at left side. Is good.

  • Post #978210

    RE: https://aus.social/@Spoon/116361215680036349 #auspol #warcriminals

  • Post #892924

    #thicktrunkTuesday Love the thick and rugged bark on this

  • Post #772551

    RE: https://mastodon.social/@DjityDjity/116287397330170231 #auspol #antisemitism

  • Post #650815

    RE: https://aus.social/@Spoon/116229913097632551 Apropos of nothing…

  • Post #642309

    CMAG - stunning exhibition of quilts. The detail is astonishing. A couple of things caught my eye: detail of Australian flora; unique decorated pair of jeans. I say unique; I can’t imagine another pair the same 😁

  • Post #462619

    #silentsunday The Fall has begun (beginning of Autumn, Southern Hemisphere)