With the Intuitive Army gaining new members and my Facebook friends list growing rapidly, I thought it was high time to share some insights about myself. Now, I understand that many of you prefer to silently follow along, giving likes and observing from the sidelines, and that's totally cool. I see you, and I appreciate your support! 💁‍♀️💁‍♀️😻

Here are 20 key facts about who I am:

1. Happily married for 23 years (Oct23) to a wonderful man; we've been together since we were 16, so that’s 34 years….
2. Proud parent of two handsome teenage boys.
3. Dog lover – Roxy is an essential part of my life. A beautiful black and white border collie x kelpie.
4. I find joy in drawing; yes, I consider myself an artist. I studied Visual Arts and taught in High Schools for a while.
5. My little garden brings me immense happiness.
6. I struggle with remembering and pronouncing names – it happens! 😜
7. I confidently say 'NO' when I'm not up for something – no apologies needed.
8. Former school leader with valuable experiences.
9. I enjoy being an attentive listener in conversations.
10. True friends don't need daily reminders; they know who they are.
11. Holidays are my absolute passion! Skiing, triathlons, and any sporty adventures make me come alive. As does laying around a pool side indulging in a cocktail or tall glass of beer.
12. I reserve my energy for friends who genuinely care about our connection.
13. If living on Vegemite forever were an option, I'd embrace it wholeheartedly! 💁‍♀️
14. Never tried a dating app – but then again never needed to.
15. I don’t iron my clothes, sheets or anything if at all possible!
16. I just turned 50! and loving it. (husband also turning 50)
17. I am Torres Strait Islander & Aboriginal descent.
18. I am a coffee drinker, just black with sometimes a little vanilla and I love a good dark chocolate bar like Cherry Ripe, however a KitKat is quite enticing.
19. I was born on my mother’s birthday.
20. I am a DIY girl, like to get my hands dirty and fix most things around the house.

Now, what do we have in common? Share your thoughts below! 👇👇👇"

Below is a painting based on aboriginal influences, named: My family tree.