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Rosie Grace-Webb

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DescriptionRosie Grace-Webb talks about her experience of 2020's Level 4 Lockdown.CreatorPania WaltonTasman District LibrariesRosie Grace-WebbDate1 July 2021Runtime44:01Recorded ByPania WaltonRecording NotesABSTRACT

Rosie Grace-Webb introduces herself – the origins of her name, places she has lived, and importance of her children and grandchildren, her job writing permaculture text books. She describes her parents’ professions, how the effects of World War II led them to move to New Zealand from the United Kingdom, the importance of education to her parents. Rosie talks about her feelings and hopes for her grandchildren and her grief at not being able to see them during Lockdown. She describes how she prepared for Lockdown, her need for social contact during Lockdown and how this manifested. Rosie describes breaking her wrist at Washbourn Reserve in Golden Bay, and how crafts such as crochet and embroidery, as well as drumming, were used as therapy for her wrist as well as Dyslexia. Rosie explains why her son moved from Queenstown for Lockdown, describes her experience of Mother’s Day during Lockdown. Rosie explains how she found out about the 2020 Lockdown Project, describes the piece she stitched for the quilt and why she composed the piece in the way that she did. Rosie discusses the value of stitching and community projects, her feelings during the quilt launch, her enjoyments during Lockdown, and her disappointment at the end of Lockdown. Rosie reveals the names of all her favourite lollies and explains her views on how NZ and the NZ government handled Lockdown in 2020. Subject/KeywordCOVID-19PandemicsKāhui rāhuiBubblesKOWHEORI-19Community eventsArts and craftsConditions of Use(c)Tasman District Libraries, 2021

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Collection2020 Lockdown Quilt2020 Lockdown Quilt Oral HistoriesOral HistoriesOrganisationTasman District LibrariesEventCovid 19

OQ2022021804R.mp3

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Rosie’s family and education 75 secs
World War II leads to move 29 secs
Rosie’s parents’ professions 64 secs
Rosie’s time before Lockdown 69 secs
Rosie’s text books 73 secs
How Lockdown affected Rosie 85 secs
Rosie prepares for Lockdown 152 secs
Son moves from Queenstown 113 secs
How Rosie felt during Lockdown 167 secs
Rosie introduces herself 1879 secs
Rosie breaks her wrist 170 secs
Crochet and sewing as therapy 137 secs
Crafts and Dyslexia 112 secs
Learning to stitch 53 secs
What Rosie learned 211 secs
Rosie’s mother 125 secs
Taking part in Quilt project 78 secs
Rosie’s quilt piece 234 secs
Value of stitching 86 secs
Value of Quilt launch 103 secs
Pania’s Quilt experience 36 secs
Enjoyment during Lockdown 134 secs
A Lockdown Mother’s Day 62 secs
Favourite lollies 54 secs
Community 51 secs
Lockdown and NZ 2 secs

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