Verity Borthwick retweeted
Introducing the 2023 UTS Anthology, 🫧SOAK🫧. A collection filled with fun, humour, resilience, strength, passion, reflection, and ecocentrism. We are incredibly proud of this year’s edition and all our authors who have helped make ‘SOAK’ so unique, nostalgic and enjoyable.🫧
Replying to @sydneykhoo
So exciting! I can’t wait to read it. And wow the cover is amazing.
Replying to @annaspargoryan
Wow! That is totally epic!!! What a beautiful piece of artwork. I didn’t even know it was possible to do something so cool with bleach.
This is so great! 😄 Thanks for the trip down memory lane of that strange time we were all obsessed with Sutton and sourdough.
Hello evening friends! I wrote about Brett Sutton's resignation as CHO and how embarrassing you all were during his press conferences
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Verity Borthwick retweeted
Instead of a CEO sleep out, we should just put neoliberal economists, the RBA board and big business leaders on the average Australian wage for six months (no access to savings) and get them to show us how it all works - budgeting, finding housing etc, in this economy
Boy2: why are you all laughing?
My dad: your grandma just made a joke.
Boy2: was it a joke about a poo running away from a bum?
My dad: it wasn’t that sophisticated.
Turning and turning
in the widening dryer
The mother cannot find
the matching socks;
Tbh everything is falling apart.
Mere anarchy is loosed upon this house (it’s bedtime).
The parents lack all conviction (tired),
While the children are full of passionate intensity (overtired).
Boy2: coastellyrosion is when rocks fall down.
Me: I think you mean coastal erosion.
Boy2: NO! It’s coastellyrosion!
Boy1: I believe Mummy.
Me: thanks.
Boy1: Mummy and I call it coasto erosion.
Best moment of #TheSummit was Jacqui smugly asking Kitty if she had limbered up and 60-year-old Kitty dropping into the splits.
Verity Borthwick retweeted
Gabrielle Carey was fiercely intelligent: both prickly and generous. I crossed paths with her at Varuna and UTS, where so many students were lucky to be taught by her. Our mental health system is broken. We need to pay artists a living wage.
smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-an…
Replying to @TheNeedtoRead
Amazing photo! How are all of these kids such fashion icons?
Verity Borthwick retweeted
The unintentional dystopian beauty of oil rigs
1. Brage oil field, located in the North Sea 120 km northwest of the city of Bergen
Replying to @ansofilus
I think it might have come after being in lockdown for waaay too long 😂.
That being said, it was pretty good. So long as you scrape out the stroopwafel and put it in the bin.










