17 February 2016

Record of meeting 17 February 2016


The writers

Wendy, Cath, Roslyn, Helene, Elizabeth, David C, Lynn and welcome back to Terri and Muriel


Words of the day

Abrasion = process of scraping or wearing something away
Extemporise = speak or perform without preparation
Halcyon = peace and happiness
Sorn = free board and lodging

Ignominious = humiliating
Recalcitrant = rebellious
Emerge = to come forth
Immerge = to plunge in
Alibi = elsewhere
Petty = small


Writing from words of the day

The recalcitrant writers emerged to create petty and ignominious stories and poems from the halcyon words of the day - The injury, The mêlée, Questions from the lawyer, Emerge from the closet, Friends who come to stay, The bludger, The brother in law, Erosion and My old mum.


Reading of homework

Five diligent writers read their stories and poems with the titles -The plan from Helene, My first day at Kindy from Wendy, Maud’s demise by Roslyn, Rodney & Harry from David C and Reinvented read by Muriel.


Forensic presentation by David C

David C made a verbal presentation on Identity theft defined as using information to take on the identity of another person for gain.  David discussed the use of Drivers licences, Passports, rates notices, tax file numbers, receipts, garbage bin contents etc to establish a false identity by another person.  David strongly suggested that if you are the victim of identity theft to report immediately to the police and your financial organisations to put a stop on your accounts.

Also have a look at https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/ for further information


Exercise.

We wrote stories and poem about our experiences with Identify theft.
The stories and poems were titled - One more piece of the puzzle, The drawing, I was sunburnt at the time, Can I help you lady, The email, The people next door, Evil Eve & Next time I’ll try garbage bins. 



Homework

Write about identity theft.



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