Miss A's school wore as much red as possible - a colour which links Daniel's story to child safety education. Apparently, in 2009 up to 500,000 school aged children were expected to participate on a local level. It's not a memorial day, but a day of awareness. Without trying to scare my girls I talk about Daniel's story quite often, especially since we live in the area he grew up. It is just so important.
Stories from an Australian girl. At one time I was a mover and shaker in a city advertising agency but opted out for a simpler, more wholesome life. I now dedicate my working hours to my digital marketing consultancy where I focus on modern communications. There's four of us in this family. We live in the hills above the south east Queensland coastland with much food, coffee, music and art. And life is real. Very real.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
{Red} Day for Daniel..
Yesterday in Australia was our annual Day for Daniel. Did you join in? We did.
Miss A's school wore as much red as possible - a colour which links Daniel's story to child safety education. Apparently, in 2009 up to 500,000 school aged children were expected to participate on a local level. It's not a memorial day, but a day of awareness. Without trying to scare my girls I talk about Daniel's story quite often, especially since we live in the area he grew up. It is just so important.

Miss A's school wore as much red as possible - a colour which links Daniel's story to child safety education. Apparently, in 2009 up to 500,000 school aged children were expected to participate on a local level. It's not a memorial day, but a day of awareness. Without trying to scare my girls I talk about Daniel's story quite often, especially since we live in the area he grew up. It is just so important.
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