Paula Leach

Good morning

@DazzCoops @vicemergency Do you mean the red area on the map, with the black border? That’s the “catastrophic fire danger” area, not the evacuation area

What’s it like here now? Has it settled down, or is it still a dumpster fire?

It’s times like these I’m glad I kept my twitter account

@VicGovDH Could you please update the link

@maffygirl @Uber_Australia Unfortunately @Uber_Australia has been less than helpful

Sneaking back to this place to post a video of the @Uber_Australia driver stealing my daughter’s order

@DustyPee Swatch

What watch should I wear? 🤔

@KirstyWebeck It depends …

@redruby17 No. It’s quite disturbing

@MisterSiegfried This place is a mess, and it’s getting harder and harder to find the good stuff. Time for a fresh start

@drPLeach Oh no!

I’m outta here toodeloo

Sometimes I prescribe medicine, sometimes I share recipes. Both treatments have their place

@drvyom See also -

Had the electric blanked on 2 weeks ago. Now I have the air con on. What is this city.

@dontattempt A spectacle

Derek. Lindy. David. What’s the collective noun for Evening hosts?

Tonight I shared a meal with family. We laughed, talked, sang, played music & danced as we tidied Sharing a meal & laughter & love should not be a luxury; not dependent on the political & financial ambitions of others If you don’t understand this, then I don’t know what to say

@TcameronTodd I was today years old…

Incredible if true

@dieworkwear Please, please tell this to the designers of women’s raincoats, too 🙏

look how much better raincoats look when they're big and full and come down to your knees so they have enough room to form a silhouette and don't just look like sausage casing on your body

Oceans to Outback is a month-long challenge to raise vital funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Please support my sister by donating to her fundraising page. oceanstooutback.org.au/s/56254/60961/t

@DrHeidiNicholl @DenyseWhelan1 (Over 50)

@DenyseWhelan1 It's just an observation. It's totally avoidable but only people over 40 or so seem to make the error.

Can anything be more indicative of being born before 1970 than saying, 'all lower case' after reading out your email address?