Thanks to all the staff who shared photos of their leafy living companions.
Here are a few of the highlights. Bonus points to Anthony for combining #PlantsofMQ with #PetsofMQ!
“This calla lily has been with me since lockdown and I painted its portrait #PlantsofMQ #wfhlife”
– Natalie Spence, Senior Learning Designer, Science Administration
“They may be underwater, but these are still #PlantsofMQ. Bonus #PetsofMQ too!”
– Anthony Horton, Instrument Scientist, Australian Astronomical Optics
“Getting some outside time with my usually indoor peace lily and a morning coffee. So far, she is enjoying her new surroundings. #PlantsofMQ”
– Catherine Ennis, HDR Industry Engagement and Placements Manager, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) – Office
“I’m sure I’m among many who have started a veggie garden in lockdown! We are growing kale, broccoli, spinach and thyme.”
– Lucy Mowat, Media Adviser, DVC – Engagement
Lucy’s veggie garden got us thinking about food, so our next (and final) ‘Postcards from Home’ challenge is:
Share your most (or least!) Instagram-worthy lunch.
Share your snaps on Twitter using #wfhlunchMQ or email thisweek@mq.edu.au.
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