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Good morning
Happy Easter Sunday, members! We hope you’re enjoying the long weekend, whether you've been out and about with family and friends or simply relishing a serene Sunday. Of course, don't forget to treat yourself to some hot cross buns and chocolates—I (Vella) know I will! Now, it wouldn't be a Sunday newsletter without our quote of the week, so here it is:
‘To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.’
This quote captures Easter's message of new life and hope. Planting is about putting something into the ground and nurturing it, all the while trusting that it will bloom when the time is right.
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Yesterday's Australia
Sunday was family day
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Who remembers when Sundays were all about family time? It was a day marked by hearty meals, laughter, and relaxation. Kids helped around the house before enjoying a mouth-watering roast for lunch or dinner. Do you have fond memories of those nostalgic Sundays? Share them here.
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31 March, 2024
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Fun & Games
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31 March
On this day in History
1596
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Mathematician and philosopher René Descartes was born.
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1877
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Australian fast bowler Fred 'The Demon' Spofforth made his Test Cricket debut.
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1889
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The Eiffel Tower officially opened in Paris.
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The first Easter eggs were dyed red.
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