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Entries are open to all residents of Australia, who are over the age of 18, as of the date of entry. Employees of the Promoter and associated agencies and companies, contractors or individuals are NOT eligible to enter this competition.

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Maximum one entry per person.

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How long does the promotion run for?

Competition ends July 19, 2015 at 17:00 AEST.

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See www.feroscare.com.au/win-the-ultimate-literary-giveaway/#terms for full terms. Open to Australian residents who are 18+. Max one entry per person. To enter this competition entrants will also need to opt-in to receive marketing communications (for example about Feros Care services), and including communications sent electronically for an unlimited period of time. Competition opens 01/06/15 at 17:00 AEST and closes 19/07/15 at 17:00 AEST. Winner drawn at the Promoter’s premises on 20/07/15 at 17:00 AEST. Winner notified by email and published on the Promoter’s Facebook page. Total prize pool is up to $1,300. See full terms for prize conditions. Prize must be taken to coincide with the 2015 Byron Bay Writers Festival. The Promoter is Feros Care (ABN 50 104 452 271) of Level 3, Suite 303, Showcase on the Beach 72-80 Marine Pde, Coolangatta 4225.

Enter the As I Age Competition.



I realise that the real gems in life come from our relationships with others

I run slower

As I age I cherish every moment with my son, my husband and my friends

the goal gets closer.

As I age, I hope for a wonderful life for my children

my opportunities become clearer.

AS I AGE I am 57 years and hope to see more of AUSTRALIA

I experience and the more I experience the richer my life becomes.

I realise that the people around me don’t dream of things past present or future.

As I age……I lose my inhibition allowing my dares and dreams to come to fruition!

I want to live juicy, engaged fully in this amazing life we are gifted

I want to surf more

As I age each day becomes a gift laden with possibility for time is more precious

I want to keep learning, growing, changing, keeping up with our ever-changing world

I want my opinions to be etched in the lines on my face.

I will discard my mistakes and treasure my friends.

I’ve resolved to make each day a day of fun, happiness, learning

I plan to contribute to my local and world community in as wise and compassionate

I hope to discover that there is true love as I dream to have a life partner to share

I want to let go of my fears and inhibitions, and live the life of my dreams.

I find myself happier with who I am while making time for what matters

my hair lightens to grey and my mind lightens towards play

I find your smile leads me into that place of softness, past the years and line

I realise imagination is the greatest gift we’re given.

I walk barefoot along the beach eng@aging body and soul. My vision dims but clarity

Movements slow and body bends, Though mind is sharp and clear

I want to win this game!

I hope to reap the wisdom of hindsight, the maturity of experience and insights gained

my mind and body slip a little and I hope my spirit soars with writing and travel

I hope for government and community support for all to age with dignity, good health

I dream of finding my last love, the one who will complete me

As I age the world is opening up for me in the most magical and beautiful transformation

I will cherish my family more

I hope the people I have met on my life’s journey never have reason to doubt my integrity

64 I start to have sores on my feet,and get fat easily what ever I eat!

I have the luxurious pleasure of indulging in a wider selection of books and their authors

I find the time to read the things that actually matter

As I age my appreciation of the wonders of life and living have grown tenfold.

As I age I hope to gain the experience and knowledge to write my own destiny

I have learned to feel more comfortable with the person I am

I’ve learned to treasure each day and each opportunity presented, to focus on family

I would like to continue to swim every morning,continue as a chaplain at GC Uni hospital

I become less about the life I have and more about creating a life I’d love to live:

I will combine art and theory to capture my inevitable demise

Life becomes richer with grandchildren bringing love and laughter.

I rogue dreamed beauty into the short fat ugly and old , accepting self to God

my body withers but my Spirit blooms, amazing stories in memory’s rooms.

My strong desire is to treasure the moment and seize the day

my attention grows shorter but the days grow longer and friends ever warmer

I live everyday as if it were the last. F@#* just do it.

so to do you.

I marvel at the gift of life I was given

I hope to grow young. New in love, fresh in mind, young of heart.

I gave myself a P.H.D. of Peace Health Divinity I was the only one qualified

I am repeatedly surprised when I notice my mother’s wilted hands in my own lap.

I become invisible to the young, whereas I’m more visible to myself.

I hope to love more, be wiser and more knowledgeable, experience more culture.

I’m going quack myself up laughing releasing cares like water off a duck’s back.

I will love my greying hair, sagging skin, lack of energy, signs of a great life

every wrinkle is a map to a thousand life stories untold and a million lessons.

I DISCOVER MYSELF AGAIN AND AGAIN, IN THE QUIET OF MY HEARTBEAT, IN THE WINDSONG

I will mentally and physically stay active; staying engaged with family and friends

I find that many aspects of life are turning shades of grey, not just my hair.

I feel the fresh, flesh beauty veil drop away, making room for clarity & peace.

I WANT TO WRITE BOOKS ABOUT MY BIRTH PLACE THE NORTHERN RIVERS DISTRICT

will I be a glass half full woman of contentment or a glass half empty grouch?

I have overcome past inhibitions and enjoy challenges and change.

I realise how little I know and how much I want to know

I get better

I no longer treat any moment as ordinary, each moment is a gift of another day

I want to accept my path and leave this world feeling content with my journey.

I want to take some time for myself instead of being on call for everyone else,

I get more adventurous, take up more sports, become more mindful, learn new ways

I don’t see myself as “old”, but rather as well matured with experience to share

As I Age I count my blessings, and relive the freedom & fun of riding a bike.

my days sparkle like the sea when I walk the beach and explore each moment

I Love,Laugh and Live every minute and every day as if it is my last!

I take great care to nourish both my body and my mind daily.

I realise that the stories of yesteryear will have no one to tell of them.

I look back on a life full of fun and look forward to more of the same!

my riding days get longer the wind is warmer and riding buddies are easy to find

only if I tried harder and smelling the roses more often.

the perils of the aging tide engulfs me and I succumb to its warm embrace.

little things become harder but the big things, love, children, friends, glow br

I realise how much I love my family and friends and enjoy being with them more.

little things become harder but the big things: love, children, friends – shine!

I learn.

kindness from others to our battered environment and to our culture moves me

As I age (title) / There have been times

I hope my spirit remains alive and well and contentment to be a constant friend.

i want to realise my full potential,and capture the essence of life.

I want to leave opportunities for others to leave their own legacies

I hope that I have been the best person I can be for my family and friends

I didn’t think I would have another broken heart and have to reinvent my life.

I’m rediscovering myself as more time allows for enhanced mindfulness

I am learning to be less critical of the decisions I have made in my life.

I hope that I can continue to enjoy good books, good food and good wine

I can love more, without needing to be loved back.

I look back and appreciate the all the many sacrifices my mother made for me.

I become more easy going and tolerant and happier

I have learnt to enjoy every minute of every day.

I will look in the mirror at my lines and be grateful for everyone of them

but truth is, some of them I don’t need.

I feel lighter and free, not at all what I was expecting

I understand more each day about the things that puzzled me in my younger years

I realise what I know, but more so how much I don’t know. So much to learn yet!!

I am wondering whether I will still have to go the bathroom in Heaven?

my life treasures are displayed before me hidden in a smile of my grandchildren.

As I age the sun shines brighter and the clouds of mystery linger lazily.

i take ‘will’ out of my life and listen to the people around me now

I am grateful to my family ,warm bed , food on the table . Everything else is a

I treasure every magical moment of every day so blessed giving eternal thanks

I reflect with pride on my family achievments with my wifes direction and wisdom

I enjoy the time at the gym, overseas travel, movies and dinner with friends.

I appreciate my blessed life, and hope Australia recovers its responsible heart.

I am discovering my life’s past impossibilities are becoming truly possible.

To live God’s plan,at 64 I work as a financial counsellor for the disadvantaged

people matter most and I am grateful I can be there for whomever needs my help.

THE MUSICAL OF MY LIFE SLOWS TO SWEET, TENDER NOTES THAT SING ME INTO THE LIGHT.

I cherish family,friends,good health and the ability to always still be learning

I will dream less, write more, take risks, self-publish, and live happily.

I dwell only on the present while awaiing the future with eager anticipation.

I hope I have the good grace and courage to accept the limitations of aging.

As I age life might fly faster but my dreams and hopes have less and less limits

I increasingly enjoy the challenge of staying physically and mentally fit.

I am more aware of the new and unexpected happenings each day; life is exciting

I am stronger, healthier and wiser than I’ve ever been can’t be bad!

I have time to stop for the sunset, to gaze and enjoy the moment.  I love it.

I realise that the best returns on my investments have been those in my family.

in my heart and minds eye I still feel like I am 18 and my glass is always full

I hope to celebrate that another life ‘has breathed easier’ because I lived.

Life just keeps getting better and better

I finally know: – The greatest crime is the approval of greed.

I am becoming more mindful of others’ feelings and less focussed on my own

I no longer treat any moment as ordinary; each moment is a gift of anther day

I turn the page, love to engage in every new stage

I actively resist others telling me how to behave as this is unknown territory

time expands: there is time to satisfy the hunger for depth and meaning by reli

I become more invisible; and they, unaware that this too is their destiny….

I declutter hoarded trivia so i can deeply breathe the blessings of age.

I give thanks, as old age is not offered to everyone

increasingly my ears and eyes take on greater importance than my mouth

I plan to fill my days with love, family, laughter, learning and adventures.

I wonder why so many 10 year-olds drive and how 12 year-olds become specialists

I dream of going to Byron Bay to hear writers discuss and play. Hooray!

I discover what is of true value – friends, family and good health

I marvel at opportunities ahead and value participants of my journey so far.

i will push harder to accomplish my goals,develop new skills ,meet new friends

tomorrows are finite and being and acting in the Now assumes priority

the little things suddenly become so much more important; taking time to smell the roses changes from ideology to reality.

I have learnt not to rush that I can be still and open my mind and body to each precious moment and its possibilities

I’m getting closer to God which I call closer to home

my mortality seems more real, reminding me of car trips from Sydney to Melbourne as a child, endless at the start, a rush at the end

I have taken up fishing with a friend and enjoy being outdoor, learning how to fish, sharing our catch and meeting other fisher folk.

I look forward to planning and living a life full of new wonder and exploration free and from fear of what people may think

I make a few adjustments, accept it, embrace it and ENJOY

A new life begins at 69 travel coffee with friends craft etc etc

I appreciate life more

I gain a greater appeciation of our wonderful country where I can enjoy retirement free from financial worries

I want to drink up as many life experiences as I can.

I live in each moment, content.

I refuse to don the cloak of invisibility and instead will laugh loudly and ofen, voice my opinions, dress vibrantly and, in short, live joyously.

My aim is to participate in the life of my family and life in general until my final breath

I plan to keep mentally and physically fit, work part-time doing what I love while contributing to community, and travel

As I age, I promise to honour the wisdom of my age yet step beyond the thinking of the day such that I am ALWAYS thoroughly “FUTURE ORIENTATED”.

I remain positive about the world around me by volunteering, nurturing friendships and leaning new things all the time.i enjoy getting older but wiser

II’ll stay vibrantly youthful by remaining mentally and physically active, continuing lifelong learning by attending enriching events and embrace the future!

I want to fully enjoy the love and interactions with family, friends, people I’ve yet to meet, the hope of maybe another partner

life gets more divine! I hope to live long, rubbing minds with fascinating people: what already is becomes my dream.

i realise the miracle of being committed to living in the present moment, free of past regret and anxiousness about the future

I reaslise that some things are just not that important anymore and am a volunteer.  I feel blessed, and am more confident and comfortable with who I am and where I am at.

I delight in small ordeals – my grandson’s footprints from the mud he feels and my shrinking feet now in size six heels.

I hope for a time when each human being is automatically considered as equally valued as another, regardless of age.

I must remember not laugh with a full bladder!

its clear life is not a dress rehearsal.

Daily, I realise more and more the importance of accepting God(my father)’s will as he is managing all my affairs

my body betrays me, and the mirror lies. I am caught between Anger and Denial. Acceptance might take some time.

The old- frame with age can tell a daunting tale; but only speak to me – of the moments of love that touched my heart!

For the first time in my life,am on my own at 65, a widow, loving family, being blessed to have experienced love unconditionally.

and offer forgiveness, love and acceptance in my own relationships Irealise I create inner and outer peace in the world

god health,financial security,never be without someone to laugh and cry with,find joy in something for myself and others

, idealistically it would be wonderful to see mankind refocus on ethics, nature and simplicity rather than self, commercialism and “things”.

I enjoy the freedom of being myself and doing what I want to do. To have the courage to say what I truly believe.

“Old Age is not for wimps!” A quote how true! Im counting my blessings – I’ve still got my marbles – even if sometimes I lose count!!

so do my parents. I watch them care for their parents and know that one day that will be me. Let’s turn duty into privilege.

As I age I cherish the grateful, peaceful me emerging – those once vital comparisons and influences and must-have’s are no longer important

My horizons are expanding in a very exciting fashion and everything I thought, and was taught, about ageing when I was younger is untrue!

I hope my beautiful 14yr old granddaughter, who has always lived with us, will always be safe, happy and loved.

I keep moving forward, forward to enjoy and appreciate everything I possibly can.

I have become much kinder to myself and others, and I endeavour to be grateful for absolutely everything that I experience

I know how to reward my body with too-cold skinny dips, winks in the mirror and gifts of lurex and feather.

I realise more and more how precious life is and determine to live it to the fullest.

i cherish my wonderful life each and every day.

I find myself becoming admiring of those ageing ahead of me, and take heart from their courage.

my cancer grows bold and I’m determined to grow OLD!

I dream of carefree days and hope the very existence of my being continues to swim in the pool of Life.

I realise that many small things are not worth so much angst.

The words in my favourite books mean more to me.

I’m just like wine…improving, growing all the time.

my values have matured. Instead of wealth, I seek closeness with family. Instead of fame, I seek peace and contentment.

I enjoy living more. Learning, volunteering,travelling, being grandma,enjoying friends and loving family

I delve beneath visible surface to embrace the youthful soul within; like an ocean diver I explore my depths.

my concerns about aging – becoming less able to care for my ill adult son & my hopes – to gratefully repay my daughter’s constant loving support

I want to be healthy and strong and be able to go for a walk everyday, to garden and live life with passion and hope

I Hope to stay active & healthy,& see my Grandchildren grow up to live happy lives.

I become more wiser, more honest and more intolerant of stupid people.

I am discovering the truth about who I am

I am relishing the freedom to devote more time to family, friends, community and the myriad joys of daily life

I come alive and celebrate with flair; I grow bold instead of old thanks to Feros Care.

each day becomes more precious and you are crazy if you don’t make the best of it & pursue passions

my once beloved dreams entwine with the sacred responsibility of eldership: now I am the ancestor of those who are yet unborn.

I hope that all human’s awaken to the bliss of the miracle that we are and care for each other and the planet we live on

I seemed to have aquired greater patience and compassion for my own and others shortcomings. What a relief!

I hope for lightness,brightness,laughter,love,respect,awareness+generosity.I dream that for all elders,regardless of gender,race or birthplace

I hope to keep my sense of humour, keep active, retain my memories and still carry a dream in my heart.

I love more and forgive all.

I am enjoying life so much more, extra busy with volunteer work and president/secretary

I seem to get better with some things but not to good with others.

I will do so gracefully and still feel confident as I would always take good care of myself

I become more aware of my mind, body and soul. I minimise my alcohol intake

I want to care more about my family and friends and care less about my lines of ‘wisdom’

I will create great works of art and laugh everyday with my family and friends.

I realize that inside every older person is a young person wondering what has gone wrong.

As I age I gain more wisdom

reflect on what’s important – health is wealth

I learn that there is much to be said for mediocrity

Entries Closed

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The competition commences 01/06/15 at 17:00 AEST and closes 19/07/15 at 17:00 AEST (‘Promotional Period’). Entries must be received by the Promoter prior to the competition close date and time.

The winning entry will be judged by the promoters based on the most unique and inspiring entry. This will be conducted at the promoter’s premises Level 3, Suite 303, Showcase on the Beach 72-80 Marine Prade, Coolangatta 4225 on 20/07/15 at 17:00 AEST. The Promoter will ensure that all entries have an equal chance of winning a prize.

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The Promoter may conduct such further draws on 30/07/15 at the same time and place as the original draw in order to distribute any prizes unclaimed by this date, subject to State and Territory legislation. The winner of any further draws will be notified by email within two business days of the draw. Their name will also be published facebook.com/feroscare from 30/07/15 for 28 days.

Prize on offer

Total prize value is up to $1,300 (Including GST), as at 30/05/2015.

The prizes on offer are:

Two x 3 VIP Passes to Byron Bay Writers Festival, 2015 valued at up to $530

Two nights’ accommodation @ Apartments Inn Byron Bay valued at up to $520

Festival Book Pack valued at $250

Total Prize value $1300.

Prize must be taken to coincide with the 2015 Byron Bay Writers Festival (from 7 to 9 August 2015). In the event a winner does not take the prize by the time stipulated, then the entire prize will be forfeited by the winner and cash will not be awarded in lieu of the prize.

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The Promoter makes no guarantee that the celebrities, actors and/or production staff associated with the prize will be present during the visit. Even if those people are present, the winner will not necessarily meet with any of them. Travel must be taken to coincide with the timing of the prize, on a date to be determined by the program producers/Promoter. During the visit the winner must abide by, and ensure his or her companions abide by all reasonable requests of the Promoter and program producer. Failure to comply may result in immediate and unconditional removal of the winner from the premises. All entrants agree that if they win the prize, they will not, and their companions will not, sell or otherwise provide their story and/or photographs to any media or other organisation, including the internet. Photographs will be allowed only at the discretion of the program producers and the celebrity.

The Byron Bay Writers’ Festival (‘Festival’) is organised and managed by the Northern Rivers Writers’ Centre (ABN 94 163 348 616) (‘Centre’).

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Prize-winners are advised that tax implications may arise from their prize winnings and they should seek independent financial advice prior to acceptance of that prize.

The Promoter (subject to State and Territory legislation) reserves the right to amend, cancel or suspend this competition if an event beyond the control of the Promoter corrupts or affect the administration security, fairness, integrity or proper conduct of this competition. The Promoter will disqualify any individual who has tampered with the entry process or any other aspect of this competition. In particular, computer generation and use “scripting” is not permitted and will not be accepted.

Any cost associated with accessing the promotional website is the entrant’s responsibility and is dependent on the Internet service provider used.

Nothing in these Terms and Conditions limit, exclude or modify or purports to limit, exclude or modify the statutory consumer guarantees as provided under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), as well as any other implied warranties under the ASIC Act or similar consumer protection laws in the State and Territories of Australia (“Non-Excludable Guarantees”). Except for any liability that cannot by law be excluded, including the Non-Excludable Guarantees, the Promoter (including its respective officers, employees and agents) excludes all liability (including negligence), for any personal injury; or any loss or damage (including loss of opportunity); whether direct, indirect, special or consequential, arising in any way out of the promotion.

Except for any liability that cannot by law be excluded, including the Non-Excludable Guarantees, the Promoter (including its respective officers, employees and agents) is not responsible for and excludes all liability (including negligence), for any personal injury; or any loss or damage (including loss of opportunity); whether direct, indirect, special or consequential, arising in any way out of: (a) any technical difficulties or equipment malfunction (whether or not under the Promoter’s control); (b) any theft, unauthorised access or third party interference; (c) any entry or prize claim that is late, lost, altered, damaged or misdirected (whether or not after their receipt by the Promoter) due to any reason beyond the reasonable control of the Promoter; (d) any variation in prize value to that stated in these Terms and Conditions; (e) any tax liability incurred by a winner or Entrant; or (f) use of a prize The Promoter (including its’ officers, employees and agents) excludes all liability for any loss (including, without limitation, indirect, special or consequential loss or loss of profits or opportunity), expense, damage, personal injury or death which is suffered or sustained (whether or not arising from any person’s negligence) in connection with this competition including taking or using a prize, except for any liability which cannot be excluded by law (in which case that liability is limited to the minimum allowable by law), including the Non-Excludable guarantees. Any change in value of the prize occurring between the publishing date and date the prize is claimed is not the responsibility of the Promoter.