Daybreak eBulletin 10-02-2021 (Feb 14, 2021)

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Daybreak eBulletin 10/2/2021

3/2/2021 Meeting

This week we welcomed 20 members of Daybreak to our weekly meeting.

There were apologies from Ann, Ali, Barry B, Drew, and Ian

President Peter, welcomed all members and guests, including our guest speaker Matt Baker

Guest Speaker – Matt Baker

Clinical Hypnotherapist, results coach and relationship counsellor.

Began his further education at Monash, studying science but left to follow his passion and with friends, started a theatre company, performing 6 productions of their own writing, in 2 years.

This was followed by a stint working in his father’s computer company.

He then went on to further study and graduated with a Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy and followed it with a Post Graduate Diploma in Psychotherapy – and started his own practice.

He offers help to individuals, couples and employers by helping Human Resource Professionals and business owners improve workplace engagement, productivity and positivity

His program is called “Building a Rewarding relationship” through Self Development in 5 stages.

Symbiosis or romantic stage where people concentrate on what is best for us rather than me.
Differentiation where you manage anxiety over differences and there is a need for some alone time.
Exploration when you move into a more independent state where one person may need more space and the other wants to know why the other is pushing away.
Re-connection where there is a back and forth pattern of developing your position.

Synergy where there is dependance and interdependence. Each person is complete within themselves and not looking to the other person for fulfillment. You complement each other.

Portland Fishing Trip Change of Date – 12 and 13 February 2021.

BBQ for Gillin Boys Foundation – Has been postponed to a future date, yet to be decided

Proposed Movie Night – just as a get together for members date to be decided

Thanks Sergio – Sergio donated a roller door for the container project. This will allow security for the space I between the two containers where our stuff is stored.

10/2/2021 MEETING

This week we welcomed 20 members of Daybreak to our weekly meeting.

President Peter, welcomed all members and there were no guests today.

There was no guest speaker today so the meeting consisted mainly of members announcements and fellowship.

There were quite a few cracks about Collingwood in the wake of Eddie’s resignation.

Brags – Barry Moran has a new grandson and was so excited that he fell off his bike!!

Bob’s daughter went back to work, the oldest grandchild started 3yo kinder and the

2yo went to day care. Very quiet day for Bob and Katie.

Soup Kitchen – is back operating on Monday nights. We are scheduled to be on duty in May and August.

Leave of Absence – Lydia has applied for a Leave of Absence for the remainder of the Rotary year.

Backyard Blitz – we have had a request to supply some assistance to a lady recovering from cancer. She needs a hand with some mowing and pruning of her garden. A roster will go around for people to offer assistance.

Clean Up Australia Day – our clean up day is scheduled for 14^th March a list will go around next week.

Centenary of Rotary in Australia – Glenn gave a report on the meeting that he had with the other clubs. 3 out of 4 are keen to support the Lake Pertobe Playground development Project. We are looking at providing funding for the fire pit and surrounding stone seating. We can provide $4000 and will apply for a $1000 District Grant to top this up to $5000. This will enable the 3 clubs to provide $15,000 to go towards funding the fire pit and seating.

Signage – David Cassidy has kindly agreed to sign-write the new trailer for free, with the Rotary Logo and our Warrnambool skyline designed by Andrew. Thank you Cassign.

Murray to Moyne – They will be arriving here on 28^th March and are looking for a couple of people to help set up banners, flags, signs etc. 7am start

Portland Fishing Trip – 12 and 13 February 2021. Be there or be square!!

Jan ran the member’s activity. She supplied bags of marshmallows and skewers to groups of 3 or 4 and the aim was to make the tallest tower. It was very sticky and there was lots of saggy bits.

Winners were team Watto, Chez and Barry, who had a distinct advantage from all the towers Watto has erected for Aussie Broadband.

Fines. All Collingwood supporters.

Barry M, for falling off his bike.

Drew, for leaving early. Glenn missed out because he had already gone before the

fines!

Program for February

10 February Members Choice – Jan Read

17 February Guest Speaker – Glenn Rundell

24 February Members Choice – Lydia Sinclair

Glenn’s guest speaker next week will be Louise Serra, to talk about homelessness in Warrnambool.

NEWS FLASH. Wednesday 17th February meeting cancelled due to COVID-19 Lockdown

LAUGHTER, THE BEST MEDICINE

I told my wife she was drawing her eye brows too high. She looked surprised.

And the Lord said unto John, "come forth and receive eternal life." But John came fifth and received a toaster.

My wife accused me of being immature. I told her to get out of my fort.

You don't need a parachute to go skydiving. You only need one if you want to do it a second time.

Parallel lines have so much in common. It's a shame they'll never met.

Someone stole my mood ring. I don't know how I feel about that.

My grandfather has the heart of a lion and a lifetime ban from the zoo.

Women only call me ugly until they know how much money I have. Then they call me ugly and poor.

No one is completely useless. They can always be useful as a bad example.

I broke a finger last week, on the other hand i'm ok.

Someone stole my Microsoft Office and they're going to pay. They have my Word.

Working in a mirror factory is totally something I could see myself doing.

Just say "no to drugs." Well if i'm talking to drugs I've probably already said "yes."