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Connecting: to this planet and Her inhabitants is a collection of short poems written and illustrated by Janet Baird. It covers a wide range of subject matter from Kakadu to Machu Pichu; cyclones to exploration; Indigenous mythology to music; archeology to social issues; astronomy to a cricket match. The poems are designed to stimulate further interest in the events and issues addressed. They may encourage readers to reminisce about their own personal experiences. The collection emphasizes the need for cooperation between everyone and everything sharing this special planet. "Connecting in so…mehr

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Connecting: to this planet and Her inhabitants is a collection of short poems written and illustrated by Janet Baird. It covers a wide range of subject matter from Kakadu to Machu Pichu; cyclones to exploration; Indigenous mythology to music; archeology to social issues; astronomy to a cricket match. The poems are designed to stimulate further interest in the events and issues addressed. They may encourage readers to reminisce about their own personal experiences. The collection emphasizes the need for cooperation between everyone and everything sharing this special planet. "Connecting in so many forms invites the reader to take the particular into a personal, holistic approach to thinking about one's own self in terms of the larger natural and social world of which we are a part." Dr Brian J Edwards, former Associate Professor at Deakin University.
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Janet Baird (nee Pullin) was born and raised in Korumburra, South Gippsland, Victoria. After attending Melbourne University she embarked on a secondary teaching career where she met her husband Ken Baird. They raised four children. So far there are also four grandchildren. Now retired and widowed Janet lives in Geelong. Her interests include plein air painting, printmaking and University of the Third Age. Current studies being undertaken include astronomy, big history and anthropology. Her poetry and prose have been published in various local anthologies.