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My Interests include painting, reading, Indigenous Affairs.
**JUST BEING A DORIS!**
Who is your Mob? Muluridji and Djabugay
Where is your Mob from? Mareeba and Kuranda in North Queensland
Teach me 1 word of your Mob's and it's meaning? Djulbu = Woman
Most overused phrase? WhichWay
Favourite traditional food? Burdekin Plum, Quandong, hamper and rice, chicken vermicelli LOL
What 3 people would you like to yarn with? My Great Great Grandparents,
What are you reading? Nothing, which is unusual
I love..... meeting Deadly blackfullas on myspace
I hate..... racism, ignorance,money,greed,
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The people I would most like to meet would be (in no particular order) Vincent Lingiari, Eddie Mabo, Peter Garrett, Nelson Mandela, Oh you mean like people...????? Well then, I'd like to meet people who believe in themselves, their cultures and are not afraid to speak up for themselves or others. Racists need not apply! "A strong man stands up for himself, A stronger man stands up for others"
Reggae- Bob Marley, UB40, Lucky Dube, Jimmy Cliff, Peter Tosh. Sade, Al Green, Lauren Hill, Erykah Badu, Whitney Houston. Kasey Chambers, The Dead Ringer Band, Catherine Britt, all types of Country Music. The Eagles, Creedence Clearwate Revival, Paul Kelly, Midnight OilArchie Roach and Sarah Storer - From little things, big things grow. .. width="425" height="350" ....
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I don't watch that much TV, but I do love doco's. Oh and The Wire and The Boondocks...
Djabugay Country, an aboriginal history of Tropical North Queensland - The Bama, People of the rainforst, both books by Timothy Bottoms I URGE EVERYONE TO READ "BLOOD ON THE WATTLE"
My Heroes are my Grandparents, Stanley Sheppard and Mabel Coleman. They were taken from their parents in 1915 and incarcerated on Mona Mona Mission. The mission was their home until they were in their 30's, that's when the Seventh Day Adventist Church sent them and their young family to Papua New Guinea as missonaries (I just found out they were among the first Aboriginals in Australia to be sent overseas for this purpose). Throughout their life they worked hard, struggled, saw their tribal lands disapear and family slaughtered, dying from leprosy and other introduced diseases. Constantly the the victims of racism and worse. Eventually getting an exemption from the Act in 1955, (MY GRANDPARENTS BECAME FREE PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY IN 1955?) when with their family moved to Oak Forest and then later to Kuranda. "Thank you my wonderful Grandparents for staying strong, never turning to drugs or alcohol when things could not get any worse and laying a solid foundation for future generations of the Sheppard family". I owe the person I am today to you both..You are true Heroes xxxVINCENT LINGIARI, "From little things, big things grow" EDDIE MABO, "Thank you for making our dream possible" FAITH BANDLER, CHARLIE PERKINS and CHICKA DIXSON, "Because of your struggle Indigenous Australians won the right to vote and became citizens in their own country in 1967" AND EVERY INDIGENOUS PERSON WHO FOUGHT AND STILL FIGHT FOR OUR LAND, OUR RIGHTS AND OUR WAY OF LIFE, FOR THEY ARE TRUE HEROES! FOREVER IN MY HEART AND THOUGHTS.