Chantelle Griffin

A tree full of parakeets

Over the last few weeks more than 30 parakeets joyfully devoured the apples on my one, overgrown apple tree. From dawn until dusk they chatted away, filling their bellies to the point where some had trouble taking off. On the very last day, this one parakeet climbed between the window and the cat pen. ItContinueContinue reading “A tree full of parakeets”

And a possum in an apple tree

The parakeets have eaten most of the apples and the local possum dropped in for a visit. The wildlife is a welcome distraction as I work from home. Sorting It has been an ideal time to go through the tedious tasks. One that I have putting off for years is going through my poems. WithContinueContinue reading “And a possum in an apple tree”

Azaria Poems – one week on

It was wonderful to see a poetry book do so well upon release. On Amazon it made number 48 in the category for Australian and Oceanian Poetry. This year will mark forty years since I met Azaria Chamberlain. It is hard to believe that an event in my life affected so many. A personal viewContinueContinue reading “Azaria Poems – one week on”