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Mukinbudin Book Shop

Locality: Mukinbudin, Western Australia

Address: Shadbolt St 6479 Mukinbudin, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Happy 91st birthday today to the wonderful Len Arnold who works voluntarily In this book shop. We wish you a happy birthday and many more to come.

25.01.2022 If you are looking for romance, call into the Book Shop and see Len!!

24.01.2022 Today we donated $500 each to the RFDS, St John Ambulance and Boodie Rats (our local childcare centre).

21.01.2022 Today we donated $500 to the Lions Cancer foundation. Thanks to Ron Collins and Jamie Mawer, who are members of the Bencubbin Lions Club, for collecting the cheque from Len.

20.01.2022 A donation was made to Mukinbudin District High School to purchase this couch for use by the Year11 and 12 students to sit and study on. Also Mrs Rosalie Crook very kindly made the cushions to go on. Thanks to the people of Mukinbudin who support the Book Shop. Their kindness made it possible to make this donation.

16.01.2022 You are very welcome Boodie Rats. We love being able to help our Muka Kids.

15.01.2022 A huge Thank You to the Mukinbudin Community

14.01.2022 "I snapped this picture the other night at the end of a long day. I was tired. I was irritated. I had sent my husband a text telling him that I knew it wouldn't... make a difference, but I wanted him to know that I was feeling fed up with how much he works and with all that I have to do everyday by myself. The full time job, cooking dinner, bathing kids, weekend trips without him, keeping up a home, you name it I was resenting it. I have to have these little moments once (ok several times) throughout planting and harvest season. Then this happened. He came in, fixed his plate and sat down to eat all alone. He was tired. He was hot. He was exhausted. Rather than complain, he said he was sorry I was tired and felt that way. Charlotte joined him and talked his head off and even ate most of his dinner. He didn't complain. He shared, and it hit me. Do I wish that we saw him more than an hour or so a day? Yes. But, the love he has for his craft is something to envy. Farmers work in a thankless profession. It's always non GMO this and organic that, and let's not even talk about the stress from Mother Nature. This is a man who is working to uphold 4 generations of blood sweat and tears and showing his children the value of hard work and discipline. So while I felt frustrated, I really should have felt thankful. I got to sit down to dinner and hear all the stories from the day with the kids. I got to give them a bath and hear their squeals and giggles. I got to snuggle and love on them for 3 hours more than he did. He is the one sacrificing, not me. We will keep on keeping on until the next rainy day when we get a few extra hours with our hard worker. In the meantime, the next time you slip into that comfy cotton shirt or eat delicious farm fresh food, thank a farmer. Where would we be without them?" Via: Love What Matters Credit: Katie Spence Pugh

13.01.2022 Len and his faithful companion Rose looking after the book shop and chatting to people as they pass by. Pop in and say hello to them both and pick up something to read while you are there.

09.01.2022 Our dear friend Rose waiting to chat to visitors to the Bookshop.

09.01.2022 This week we have also donated to Boodie Rats, our local childcare centre, RFDS, St Johns Ambulance, The Cancer Council and The Mukinbudin New Nursing Post Fund.

08.01.2022 We were very pleased to support #itsinthebag, which has been promoted by Abbie Farina and the CRC recently. We purchased toiletries to go in some handbags for women who are homeless or living in poverty.

07.01.2022 This week Len and Harry presented our local Police Officers with a cheque for $500 for their Mukinbudin Police and Emergency Services Open Day. A very worthwhile cause to support.