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    Emma

    Wow, most of that was really depressing…

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    Marika

    This photo round-up was super Mia! My long work hours mean I rarely get to tune in to the rest of the world. This allowed me to sit and absorb the tragedy and triumphs of last year for a while…thank you

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    you can call me susan

    Not a good post. Too many bad photos. The news and ACA were hard enough tonight and made me cry. Give me some good stuff! What these photos have confirmed for me (and my husband) is that we will continue with our ‘monthly donations of the year’; his being the Smith Family and Royal Children’s hospital (kids can’t look after themselves therefore he should try and help) and me: RSPCA – I look at those people flooded out in Qld, knowing that the Government will offer (a pittance in my opinion) to looking after the people, but not a cent to looking after the animals affected by the floods.

    I can’t look at those poor birds covered in oil… Imagine if it were a pet of yours… or mine.

    So, I trust, that as we do every year, I will support my charity and my husband will support his. Both of us happy, and hopefully all charities happy too!