Heart Hygiene | Hobart Volunteer Update 30 April 2020 Carolyn Whamond our Volunteer Department Manager has been sending a weekly bulletin to our wonderful 120 volunteers. Read below to see what they've been up to.Carolyn's drumming skills are going viral on Facebook too! Make sure to view the amazing performance from Carolyn (link at end of this post)Hello again, I hope this message finds you safe and well. Thanks for all the messages. It really brightens my day to hear from you and to know you are safe and well. This week has been very busy. Working from home and home schooling are going well. We’re in week four now and we are getting the hang of it. I started a new 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, my knitting is going slowly and I have been checking in on friends online. We did a bit of a special project this week, which is in a section below. It’s really good to see Tasmania’s infection rate being right down, especially having a day with no new infections. This social distancing is really working. Hopefully after May 15 there can be some easing of the restrictions. - Carolyn Keeping Busy? In the last week I have received the following updates:
Bang-a-Bin for COVID Here’s my little side project. Many of you might know that my background is in performing arts and I have a long association with Hobart theatre. What you might not know is that I had my start in Uni Revue, way back in the early 90s. Although I no longer participate in the shows I am a life member of the company and have retained my association with them for nearly 30 years. Way back in 2003 a musical number was written called Wheelie Bin Orchestra. With all the attention on Facebook for the “Bin Isolation Outing group we thought we’d reprise our little number. So, click below or the picture above to have a look. I’m there in my PJs just about to put the bin out. There is a rumour of a second project, I think I’ll up the ante on the costume next time. As I write we’re up to 3,000 views and still rising. |