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She turned up out of the bush one day, a young kangaroo born in the wild, and attached herself to a farmer. She liked human company and stayed close to the house. The farmer called her Myrtle. Over time she became part of the family. She loved sitting on the couch watching TV.
For 10 years, whenever I was at the lodge, I only had to look around and she was close by. Every single memory of everything I had ever done there included Myrtle. For weeks, the place felt empty and strange."
The extraordinary life of a roo called Myrtle - Paul Sheehan - Opinion
She turned up out of the bush one day, a young kangaroo born in the wild, and attached herself to a farmer. She liked human company and stayed close to the house. The farmer called her Myrtle. Over time she became part of the family. She loved sitting on the couch watching TV.
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Warning - it's not suitable for kids and those with a tendency towards lachrymosity.
The extraordinary life of a roo called Myrtle - Paul Sheehan - Opinion
She turned up out of the bush one day, a young kangaroo born in the wild, and attached herself to a farmer. She liked human company and stayed close to the house. The farmer called her Myrtle. Over time she became part of the family. She loved sitting on the couch watching TV.
More at link.
Warning - it's not suitable for kids and those with a tendency towards lachrymosity.
thank you, Di. i don't know what else to say.
Very sweet thank you for putting the story in a post so we would not miss it.The extraordinary life of a roo called Myrtle - Paul Sheehan - Opinion
She turned up out of the bush one day, a young kangaroo born in the wild, and attached herself to a farmer. She liked human company and stayed close to the house. The farmer called her Myrtle. Over time she became part of the family. She loved sitting on the couch watching TV.
More at link.
Warning - it's not suitable for kids and those with a tendency towards lachrymosity.
Very sweet thank you for putting the story in a post so we would not miss it.The extraordinary life of a roo called Myrtle - Paul Sheehan - Opinion
She turned up out of the bush one day, a young kangaroo born in the wild, and attached herself to a farmer. She liked human company and stayed close to the house. The farmer called her Myrtle. Over time she became part of the family. She loved sitting on the couch watching TV.
More at link.
Warning - it's not suitable for kids and those with a tendency towards lachrymosity.
Cool story, Dee. Thanks for that. And happy australia day to you and the other aussies on the board... "natural born" or transplanted.
Thank you jillian
