I attended 3 sex education sessions that were held in the Kings Chapel

Our session was lead by Jack, he taught us which plants were needed to be taken out and why. It was nice to help the local community with bushcare.

It’s like unwrapping a living present. Question: What is wrapped by Glycine vine here??? Answer: A Lillypilly!

Here is an example of what can be achieved with simple actions and a little bit of work. Under the glycine vine was not one but two trees; a Brush Box and Silky Oak. Hopefully, with follow-up, both these trees get to grow another 30m tall.

All the rain we’ve had in Brisbane recently has meant the invasive vines have gone crazy with growth. I’m seeing whole parks being swallowed 😢 So I spent 2 hours removing vines on Padstow road near the Sunnybank Rugby club. I’ll post a couple more stories with before and after pictures.

I attended the male anatomy talk

Didn’t write a reflection for two sex ed talks and a bushcare, but here they are!

I attended the wonderful networking event held by the Rotoract Club of Brisbane International on Thursday evening. Among the inspirational speakers was Brisbane City Councillor Emily Kim. We had a really great chat about Greenbrand and the opportunities where it can be used by residents to record important environmental activities.

I planted 5 grevilleas to attract birds and bees to my garden.

Learnt about female pleasure in sex-Ed talk. Leader provided insight into female anatomy, and pleasure points!

Today I attended the Female Anatomy talk with Jackie, learning about female pleasure and the parts of the female body.

I attended the talk on female anatomy