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Always ready for a college reunion? College Bowls Tournament: Hasn't it been long enough since you were part of a fun school rivalry on the sport grounds?
When
Sunday, 13 March 2022. No reserve date
Time
9.30 am start. Arrive early for practice ends
Format
3 games of 4s of 1 hour … View moreAlways ready for a college reunion? College Bowls Tournament: Hasn't it been long enough since you were part of a fun school rivalry on the sport grounds?
When
Sunday, 13 March 2022. No reserve date
Time
9.30 am start. Arrive early for practice ends
Format
3 games of 4s of 1 hour 30 min each
Wear
Summer bowls attire, club colours, or school colours
Cost
$40 per team of four
Prizes
Cash prizes for top three teams
Food
Please arrange your own lunch. Nibbles after play.
Entries
ASAP – just a few spots remain: to murray.lander@gmail.com
Contact
Murray – 021 723 529
murray.lander@gmail.com
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I was reminded about the importance of a sacred space today. A space that is yours and that has been designed and decorated by you to feel safe, comfortable and cradled. It does not have to be big nor has to be a room as such. But whenever you go there you can feel at ease you … View moreHi dear neighbours
I was reminded about the importance of a sacred space today. A space that is yours and that has been designed and decorated by you to feel safe, comfortable and cradled. It does not have to be big nor has to be a room as such. But whenever you go there you can feel at ease you can relax and recuperate.
For me it is my consulting room. I have created it with balance in mind. All items in it are meaningful to me or have a healing sacred energy, form, sound or scent.
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