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Thanks for all that super-helpful info! I’m checking out the Handmade Help website! Best wishes to your brother too
He’s fine, he’s in Brisbane and they had lots of warning.
You said it better than I could.
I am sharing this post to all my contacts (especially http://www.facebook.com/AustralianMums)
Thankyou, the more things are spread around, the more ways there are to help, the more likely we are to find something we feel we can do.
You’re doing such a nice work…. simply amazing.
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I told you on twitter, but I want to say it here too, this is a really well thougth through post. but hey, you’re the science mum. it’s what we expect 🙂
Helpless, yes. Guilty, a billion yeses. Thank you for these practical and novel ways to give it out. I have three bags of clothes and a box of toys ready at the door to give to charity… as soon as all this rain eases in Vic~
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