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Re: Yarning for community

Hi You Mob 

I have joined this yarning cycle and are looking forward to talking with you all. 

I am a Palawa Elder who enjoys helping other mobs as I understand our hardship when facing issues that require support. 

I have 2 son's and 5 grandchildren and 3 adopted grandchildren, and a 10 Yō cat I love and spoil,

looking forward to yarning soon.

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Hey @Deadly1 nice to meet you!!

Re: Yarning for community

Hey you mob,

 

I am Brinja-Yuin, Djiringanj and Gamilaroi, and I am living on beautiful Yuin Country.

 

Thank you very much for having me, I think this is a great idea! And I am looking forward to getting to know you all better. 🙂

 

Something that helps my social and emotional wellbeing is making more time for self-care; whether it's being on Country, visiting mob, or simply spending time outside with my dogs.

 

Hope everyone is having/has had a deadly week!

 

@purplesneakers@SharPeiWilson@RugbyAFL@RachSANECEO@ArraDreaming@Deadly1

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Hey @defaultusername nice to meet you!
What kind of dog do you have?
My dog is a heeler.
What is the best part for you about being First Nations?

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Lovely to meet you @ArraDreaming!

 

Heelers are great dogs! How old is yours? 3/4 of mine are about 8-9yrs old and then there's a 3/12yr old.

 

In order from largest to smallest - I have a Bull Mastiff x Bull Arab, Heeler x Kelpie, Kelpie x Bull Arab and a little one who (we think) is a Terrier x, but I'm not 100% sure.

 

And I think the best things (hard to narrow it down to one) about being First Nations is how it's shaped who I am, by creating a beautiful sense of community and how connected I feel to animals and my environment. How about yourself? And anyone else that would like to join in.

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My Nicki is 2 1/2 years old roughly @defaultusername

I agree, it is connection to the land and waters for me
And something that is consistent in a world that is always moving, the land and waters will always be there to ground you, other things and people move but they always stay

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Also, @defaultusername passing our culture down to my little ones

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I enjoy teaching them what it means to be Aboriginal and what a strong ally looks like as well

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Welcome to our new members, please say hi and introduce yourself

@Wiyabu
@Deadlysmile
@SarFish
@Thomo

🙌🏾

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Hi, from Worimi country being near the water and with family is how I centre myself, and practicing self-care.