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'Galangoor djali, nara' 'Good day, welcome' While wandering through the Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens, I stumbled across this sign by a Butchulla elder, and found it so insightful. Their three laws for living are so simple: 1. What’s good for the land comes first. 2. Don’t touch what isn’t yours. 3. If you’ve got plenty, share it. It’s the kind of wisdom that makes you rethink how we live today. Imagine if we applied these to daily life: - What if every decision (big or small) considered what’s best for the environment first? - Don’t touch what isn’t yours: This isn’t just about stuff. It’s about respect—respecting people’s boundaries, their cultures, and even their time. It’s a reminder to tread lightly in every sense. - If you’ve got plenty, share it: Whether it’s knowledge, resources, or just a moment of your day, sharing strengthens community. It’s about looking out for each other, because we’re all connected. It’s a simple roadmap to live more thoughtfully and leave behind a legacy worth being proud of. The sign ends with a reminder: 'Wherever you go, leave only footprints'. That one’s going to stick with me for a while. #LifeLessons #IndigenousWisdom #ButchullaPeople #CulturalHeritage #RespectTheLand #CommunityValues #Holidays ALT TEXT: A vibrant sign at the Warun Bush Tucker Garden in Hervey Bay Botanic Gardens. It features a traditional Aboriginal artwork of a dolphin surrounded by dot patterns, symbolising connection and culture. The text explains the three laws of the Butchulla people. It emphasises the importance of respecting the land, sharing resources, and leaving only footprints behind.

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I'll be at Kubecon in SLC in a few weeks. I know little about k8s, but I know lot's about SLC! - Best meal? Go to Franklin Ave (restaurant name, not a road), and order the steak sandwich and a wyoming whiskey (that's the brand name, and also where it's from and what it is). - Best breakfast? Eva's Bakery and order a kouign amann along with a meal, or uber to Sweet Lake Biscuits & Limeade. - Nearest hike? Uber up to the Ensign peak trailhead (it's only 2 miles from the conference, but it's very steep just getting to the trailhead). Or walk over to Memory Grove if you want something more relaxed. If you look at a map and think something is walkable, beware that city blocks in SLC are the largest in the country. Ski resorts are not expected to open until a week after the conference. https://lnkd.in/g5reMspR

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