The Organic Calendar

Back in mid-March - when days felt like weeks, and the Prime Minister's directive to stay home was echoed down from senior management - I knew I would need a way to track the coming months of isolation.

I decided to grow a beard to measure the progress of time.

I caught a glimpse of it in the mirror today and I can confirm isolation has been going for at least three days.

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In my facial hair's defence, I did have to set it back an hour last weekend.

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My final haul: 2 beers and a spare sprinkler head for the irrigation!
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Onkaparinga Gorge from above
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