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MyZen.blog Videos attached. Drone footage of Melbourne
Today in Melbourne 2 Dec, 2020. Have an awesome day!
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Today in Melbourne Dec 2017 before COVID19
MyZen.blog When the world was normal
Today in Melbourne 28 November 2020
MyZen.Blog Photos attached Lots of ‘Sales’ in Melbourne. I couldn’t believe it when furniture at Harvey Norman was $400 dearer on ‘sale’. Though, there was quite a few things that were bargains. It was annoying to see so many people not wearing masks, or with the noses hanging out. The travel places now had drivingContinue reading “Today in Melbourne 28 November 2020”
Today in Melbourne. Swimming with restrictions, 20 November 2020
MyZen.blog My COVID19 restricted swimming experience. I haven’t gone swimming in about a year. I was living and working in China (before COVID19), then COVID19 came, plus restrictions. I could feel muscles I haven’t used in swimming groaning at me, but I love the no pain, no gain. I also love working out period; evenContinue reading “Today in Melbourne. Swimming with restrictions, 20 November 2020”
Today in Melbourne. Xmas is back on
MyZen.blog Nice to have people happier, buying gifts and calendars/diary/stationary (finally, really needed these) and much needed retail and food/sit down therapy. It was so good not to be restricted in where and when you could go. But you know when you try and let out a caged bird, sometimes it fears going out. AlsoContinue reading “Today in Melbourne. Xmas is back on”
Trust your inner voice. Have an awesome day
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Today in Melbourne, 31 October 2020
MyZen.blog Photos attached What has changed: More people in shopping centres, all shops are open, noise level has increased, people seem happier What is the same; lines, erratic distancing, erratic mask wearing, erratic mask types and noses hanging out, erratic sanitizing use. Not many Trick or Treaters
Today in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 28 October 2020
MyZen.Blog Photos attached Lots of lines, crowds, noise and people over joyed.