嗯，那么刚才 Jane 你就跟大家说了，今年比去年更加盛大，而且扩充了整个规模。那么可以跟大家透露一下大概这次会有什么，有多少个摊档，又有多少个美食摊位，甚至你能说出表演有什么类型，让大家有所期待呢？

物的摊档里面，我们都接近有 20 档在一个 Box Hill Town Hall 外面的草坪，里面包括一些美食档和一些 food truck。除了我们香港人喜欢吃的食物之外，或者是有些人特意从香港引入了一些香港人很独特的特色食物之外，也有马来西亚、台湾的食物今年都会进驻。所以我们这次的端午节市集可以说不只有我们很怀念、很喜欢的香港食品，其实我们还可以跨界融合其他地方的食物。那么表演方面，我们今年开幕礼邀请了两个嘉宾，包括 Box Hill 的州议员 Paul Hummer 和我们 Whitehorse Council 的 Councillor 来出席。另外，我们也准备了90年代的金曲给大家欣赏，在我们白天的时段。还有一些不同的团体来表演，可以说是没有停歇的，从 5点钟开始之后，我们也有不停会有一些比较近一年的一些金曲，是一些年轻的乐队去表演。也有早几个月在 Sydney 赢得了歌唱比赛的冠亚季军来表演。全日的表演都是不停的。那么在 Town Hall 里面，在 Main Hall 里面，还有一个 White Horse Room，我们都有很多不同特色的档口。有一些是手作的店铺，也有一些很有特色的香港艺术作品的店铺，也有一些很有特色的香港产品，或者是本地的产品。这次是一个很丰富的市集，可以说比去年有更多的东西可以看。

嗯，那我相信呢，就是端午节呢，这一样东西呢，就是大家又可以吃又可以玩，这样应该就很开心了，很踊跃参与了。那么 Jane ，刚才呢，就是我也听到你说嘛，哇，今年呢，就，呃，比大，去年大型，这样更加多不同，又有文化啊，不同的东西都涵盖在里面了。但是其实我想问一下你，呃，就是今年叫做第二次举-举办这个端午节香港人市集，其实你有没有面对什么挑战啊？

呃，我们，我们做这些市集啊，最大的挑战，因为我们，你知道 Aussie Start 是一个非牟利组织啦，那么我们最主要都是靠，呃，义工的运作的。那么当然是找人手帮忙的时候呢，我们都会出现一些困难啦，因为我们是纯义工 based 的一个，呃，组织啦。那么所以我们筹备工作呢，是最大的难题呢，都是人手啰。那么还有我们，因为我们又要有个舞台啦，有现场啦，各样各样的东西啦，那么所以永远都是，呃，人手资源的，的挑战啰。提一提呢，其实呢，我们全场都有抽奖的，那么所有来参加的人都有机会抽奖，抽到奖品的，而且我们是没有入场费的，不过就很欢迎大家，呃，去资助我们明年继续做啦，那么就去，呃，现场会有捐款箱，呃，提供给，呃，参加者可以捐款这样。

AndersonJane

I have, well, the only one I knew for sure of the American was Steve Harvey.

Um, I thought maybe there was a crossover and Pat Sajak maybe hosted a, an episode, um, because the Australian host, the current one, is Grant Denyer, or the most recent one-

Good thing I brought

[laughs]

I just lost Albert, and here you are wanting to play ball?

I feel like I was probably in that place, not disconnected yet, but maybe on that way even prior to Baxter getting sick because I had 10 dogs, and while I found homes for a few of them, they were long-term fosters.

All the rest were older, and I lost them.

So I mean, it's a, a process that I had gone through several times even before getting to him.

And so I didn't necessarily feel resentful.

It's just, it was very confusing why my body was reacting before my brain.

'Cause I can rationalize it and know that, yeah, my, my dogs, they're dogs.

Just the littlest things.

Did you wanna share the one about the baby acne?

Oh, yeah.

So I have a third daughter, a third child, uh, who is, like, six months old now, and when she was just a couple of days old, I just spent, like, an hour or two or three, I don't know, I just couldn't stop.

We were just in bed, and I was just stroking her soft little head in this one little spot.

I just...

I couldn't stop.

It was just this one spot, stroking her head, like, right where her hair meets her forehead, and, um, just stroking her, her soft, soft hair.

Mm-hmm.

The details that were public spread quickly through Birkenhead and created even more fear.Jane, who went to the local high school, remembers the return from the summer holidays.

When we went back to school in the September, we had a school assembly about it, and I remember them telling everybody that this, this person had been attacked, and they were talking about the fact that she'd been raped and murdered, being told to be vigilant and look out for somebody, like a wolf person.

Mm-hmm

... uh, for as long as I can remember.

I started masturbating really young, maybe three or four, and then went on my entire preschool years and into my school years.

And yeah, I was incredibly curious.

I started having sex early.

I started having all sorts of adventures early on and had lots and lots of adventures before I moved to the US from Europe.

And yeah, managed to get into all sorts of kinds of experiences.

Uh-huh

Here's Jane.

It was years of her emotional well-being just being ravaged.

And every time I would see her, it was, "Nothing's changed.

Still where we were at months ago." She was having a hard time, obviously, due to the situation.

It definitely took up a lot of her emotional energy and mental energy.

The mental space that she was in was not something I had seen from her before.

She fought really hard to get justice for herself, and I mean, it took years and years.

What was the feeling like inside the courtroom that day?

But that next day, I think I realized that she was gonna need some serious support through all of this.

[gentle music] My name is Jane, and I met Marissa in high school, actually through Sarah.

We became good friends towards the end of my high school experience.

I would describe Marissa as loyal, supportive, and loving.

She has helped me through a lot of really hard times and always has good advice and has been there when I've needed her.

We didn't always live very close.

I actually lived, like, a plane ride away for a portion of college, so that distance, we didn't talk quite as much.

How well did you know SL prior to the assault?

Things changed in a big way.

So, um, we, we were moving out of our old house.

Um, we had the movers there.

Um, they were finishing up, and I told, I told, uh, my husband, I said, "I'll go ahead." I had, my car was full.

"I'll go ahead and go up to the house and start unloading it before you get there." So I came on to the house.

Um, it was just getting, it was around 4:30, and it was in January, so it got dark early.

Um, I got out of the car, was, I had my hands full.

Uh, what were you guys doing, and, and what happened?

He was a good enough boss.

He was okay when he was there at the restaurant.

I didn't think he would be mean to her, you know, and, and mistreat her.

Where could Janice go?

I said, "Well, I have a sister in Lockport.

She works in a bar.

If you wanna go down there, I'm sure she can get you a job."

What do you know about the religious aspects?

So, the US has been supportive of Israel because they feel like it's biblically how they should be, because the Bible talks a lot about Israel and a lot of the government leaders right now are religious and follow the Bible exactly how it should be, and are going to lean towards helping Israel because they feel like it's their religious duty.

What made you wanna get a job? What are you doing? What are you liking about it? What are you not liking about it?

So, previous summers, I have not done a good job of spending my time outside.

I stay cooped up in my room all the time.

I'm an introvert.

I love being in my room.

I love my bed.

So, it is just a different speed of life.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Everything is so different.

You know, even in the winter now, I probably get more SAD, you know, the, the S-A-D kind of syndrome, because m- m- literally from my house, there is no light outside, you know, and what's beautiful to me is looking out of, uh, you know, maybe a, a higher flat in London and seeing all the lights and knowing that the whole-

Property prices, and prices as well, of moving once you've sold up in town.

... and, and just staying.

Exactly.

[eerie music]

I went to the machine to pull medication out for one of my patients, and I noticed that when the list of names came up, there were 11 names instead of 10.

So I just turned and called out, since it's an open unit, "Who, who here is taking care of Florence?" All the nurses, we, we looked at each other and s- everyone said that it wasn't them, that they didn't have a patient by that name.

So I just assumed that the pharmacist had accidentally put an extra name in.

It was a possibility if she was a patient somewhere else that her nurse would not be able to get her medication for her.

So that was a big deal.

[pensive music] I called down to the pharmacy and I said, "This is Jane.

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