Darug land
Sunday
At 8.15am this morning, I stepped off Bus 278* and made my way to Building C*. I took the route that hundreds of thousands of students would use over the course of their studies.
Nothing special about that except at the start of this well-trodden path, a memorial stood with the following inscription:
We respectfully acknowledge the ( Read more... )
At 8.15am this morning, I stepped off Bus 278* and made my way to Building C*. I took the route that hundreds of thousands of students would use over the course of their studies.
Nothing special about that except at the start of this well-trodden path, a memorial stood with the following inscription:
We respectfully acknowledge the ( Read more... )
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why thank you luvvie! (say it with an aussie accent :P)
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somehow that'd be so wrong on me
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yeah. me too. i won't be able to say it out straight. so much wrong has been done where do you start.
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There are SOOooo many lands that can say that. I'm fascinated by the idea that some one "discovered" a country where indigenous people have lived for millennia.
Wonderful post, thank you for this.
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no worries. thank you.
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