Edwina Robertson- Queen of the Safari

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Here’s a little story, full of magic ✨For the last three months I have been looking for a rescue dog. To me, having a do...
04/06/2026

Here’s a little story, full of magic ✨

For the last three months I have been looking for a rescue dog. To me, having a dog is like having my right arm, without one, I’m useless.

Until this point I’ve applied for nearly 30 shelter dogs with zero luck. Even having physically visited shelters, met the dogs and made an application on the spot, I’ve heard nothing. After each setback, my heart would break a little more.

It’s been in the last fortnight I’ve been having premonitions about a Red Heeler arriving to my door and when that happens, that’s when I’ll find ‘my dog’. Even through I wasn’t specifically looking for a Red Heeler nor have ever owned one, the feeling was strong.

Last Thursday, we had a big storm. Thunder, lightening, heavy rain. For some unknown reason I had an urge to go outside in it. At the door was a Red Heeler. I couldn’t believe it!

I bought her inside, dried her off and went searching for her owner. Even though I knew she’d run away in the storm so she couldn’t be mine, the fact that my premonition was so exact and came true (she was even called Red) made me wonder what it meant. Later that day I posted a story about my yearning for a dog and my premonition…

In response to my story, someone I vaguely know shared that there was a Border Collie in her area looking to be re-homed. Her name was Rose.

Yesterday, I met Rose and I instantly knew she was for me. Rose was bred for cattle work but her instincts failed her. Although she was loved, this quirky little pup didn’t really fit into her farm surroundings.

Had the Red Heeler not showed up to my door, had I not posted about it and my sadness in having no luck securing a dog, Rosie never would have come into my orbit.

In another serendipitous story, my favourite person in the whole would who passed a few years ago was my Grandmother and guess what… her name was Rosie.

Yesterday was the best and happiest day I’ve had in almost a year.

Here’s the first 24 hours Rosie and I have spent together. Although Rosie isn’t down with selfies yet and spends most of her time chilling out on her back, we really are two peas in a pod.

The universe works in both mysterious and beautiful ways ❤️

23/04/2026

Welcome to my gardening channel. I don’t know how we got here but hey, let’s role with it 😂

I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what I’m doing in my stories so figured it would be beneficial to share along the way!

Growing your own produce can be as cheap or as expensive as you want it to be.

As much as I love a wooden raised garden bed, for around $370 for the materials at the moment- there are certainly cheaper ways to create space for your veggies.

Today I created this 10m x 1m in ground bed for less than $10.

Cardboard- free
Soil- free
A handful of Sulfur and Worm castings- less than $2
Half a packet of organic sugar cane mulch- $8
Time (mostly taken up by learning how to use the loader) approximately 3.5 hours.

I’m still deciding what will grow in this bed but it will either be some sweet potatoes or broccoli with a few onions.

Have any questions? Drop them below.

08/04/2026

And it’ll be called the Radish Revolution… 🤪

Unless you live in a studio apartment with no windows, everyone has the ability to grow something. In pots, in small used food containers, in fabric grow bags. Create an apartment level co-op where everyone grows one thing.

There is a whole internet of advice to teach you how to grow anything either in a small space and/or with very little funds.

It doesn’t need to be an expensive exercise and with a little “outside the box” thinking and swapping doom scrolling for learning, anyone can do it.

I’m not a gardener by any means but I am a girl on a mission to control what I can and teach others how to do the same in these very uncertain times.

If that’s your vibe, follow along. 🫜🧅🥕

PS. Sorry for the swearing, replacing it with ‘incompetent’ just didn’t sound as good!

01/04/2026

In tough times, when it comes to preparedness, ‘if you’re not looking at it, you’ll be looking for it’.

Are we in for the long haul? What’s your thoughts?

31/03/2026

I heard someone say on the weekend, ‘when times are tough and when it comes to preparedness for those time, you’ll either be looking at it or looking for it’.

I sincerely hope I’m way off the mark here and come out of this with an abundance of fresh food that I never really needed.

Would love to hear from Farmers on the ground, what’s your thoughts?

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