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My wedding vow
Published on 2010-07-08 19:43:00
Paul, I call upon the natural elements present, the ancestors of the traditional owners and all our friends and family with us today, to hear the raw honesty of my vow to you: Darling, my friend, my desire; consider this a star chart that you may seek sail from at any time.I love you stars and moons and will until I embrace the end of our immense universe. You are my light and my darkness, my breeze and my cyclone, my ocean and my land, my storm and my rainbow: what better balance of nature coul
Jackanoly, rolly poley.
Published on 2010-07-02 15:23:00
Round the wheel went, wobbly like. Round, crocked-round, wobble, pliff-bonk! It gave way under her weight. She looked at him through her fat slits of eyes. "Idiot," she howled, not under her breath quietly. He looked at her. "Fat pig," he murmured under his breath so Mum wouldn't hear and fat girl wouldn't hit him from here to China. Mum heard him. Fair dinkum, she could hear a mandarin being peeled in the bathroom - with the door closed! "Simon! Come here. Now." Her voice had the angry tone. He
The trauma behind magical Mary
Published on 2010-06-27 19:35:00
Mary Poppins, a Disney beacon of hope and magic, had a sad, sad childhood. Given her early life experiences of child abuse, Mary started life as a symbol of anti-nanny propaganda: weekly magazine stories full of sarcasm and hatred toward those who failed to protect their children from the staff. Mary was originally created to bring the middle classes to their senses. Mary's job as protagonist was to reflect the weak ethics of the stuffy middle class who chose not to look after their own children
