“I grew up in Fargo, North Dakota. In America in the 60’s, the generation of baby boomers, we had a lot of freedom. There were kids everywhere, and our parents basically didn’t have to manage us too much. It was good growing up there, but it’s flat, a prairie, with not a great deal to see. WeContinue reading “Greg”
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Bev
“I was born in Burra in South Australia; my dad was a postmaster, so we moved around a lot in my younger years. From Burra, we moved to Canberra when I was only a little girl. Then we moved to a place called Wirrabarra in the Flinders Ranges. I went to school there in myContinue reading “Bev”
Jordan
“I’ve had lots of happy times in my life like going to Germany to see my grandparents, and every single Christmas and Easter, but the saddest time of my life was when our house burned and we didn’t have a place to live anymore. Like a place with memories. We lived at Pop’s block inContinue reading “Jordan”
Donni
“I have had lots of good moments in my life but plenty of bad ones. The good, the bad, the ugly, all of those things make me who I am today. Born in Sydney, Bondi baby, a little nudie running down by the water. Mum was a single mum with four kids, we were battlers,Continue reading “Donni”
Ivy
“I grew up on a farm during the depression and met Tom the day I started work at a station. We both started on the same day, Tom as a station hand and me as a nanny and housemaid. I was about 16 or 17 years old. We quickly got friendly with each other andContinue reading “Ivy”
Korelle
“When I was living with Mum and Dad, we used to travel a lot and never really go to school. We would just travel around South Australia, up north, to Broken Hill, Oodnadatta, the Rock, places like that. We travelled in the car and drove around everywhere. I enjoyed the travelling very much because IContinue reading “Korelle”
Kiva
“I am six years old and was born here. Mum and Dad are from the USA and I’ve been there maybe a couple of times, but I don’t really remember it. Because we can’t visit right now, I miss my grandparents. I remember going to a house with a statue of the three little pigsContinue reading “Kiva”
Jonny
“I came over here in ‘83 with Mom and Dad; I think I was 18 or 19 then. I just finished my first-year pre-vocational trade course at Maleston and I didn’t have any work. I came over to KI for probably four or five months and then I had a job opportunity up in theContinue reading “Jonny”
Cheryl
“I have lived on the island all my life. I am sixth generation, with family names being Snelling, Calnan and Chapman on my mother’s side. My mum grew up at Middle River then Snug Cove, running up and down the cliffs with the goats before she moved to Kingscote for work. My Grandparents, Ross andContinue reading “Cheryl”
The Parndana Community Children’s Centre Governing Council
… Steph, Kate, Rhyy, Jacky, Meg, Kate and Ella share how it all came about… “Our journey started seven years ago when the Kangaroo Island Children Services checked the need for a childcare centre in Parndana with an initial survey. There has previously been an OSHC and Family Daycare services, but never anything like this,Continue reading “The Parndana Community Children’s Centre Governing Council”