4. What tools did you use?

No.	Artist	Country	Response
4, 30, 245, 246	Jan Abbotts	Aust	Just the usual tools – glass scorer, Leponitt cutters of course, and scoring pliers (can’t tell you how many times I had the things upside down and couldn’t figure out why the glass wasn’t snapping – lots of senior moments there).
12, 13	Janelle & Kirra & Jay Csurhes	Aust	Computer, tile hammer, wheeled cutters.
19, 101, 106, 123, 176, 180, 181	Donna Coogan & Family	USA	Leps to do all the cutting. A variety of tweezers to place the tesserae. Pliers and a screwdriver to pop up tiles to rework parts of the design a few times.
24, 175, 207	Liz, Matt & Alannah Greenham	Aust	Tile cutters and nippers.
25, 26	Carolyn Crawford	USA	Wheeled nippers, glass grinder, dental pick etc.
27,28	Veronica Schubert	Aust	My cutting was done with Leponnitts and I finished some of the pieces off on a glass grinder.
29	Valerie Fuqua	USA	Leps
34	Nancy Neubauer	USA	Stained glass cutter, wheeled cutters, tile nippers.
78	Hilde Hader	Canada	My trusty nippers.
87, 88	Karen & Laura Apolloni	USA	Tile cutters. Paint brush for buttering adhesive onto tesserae.
167	Jan Stiffler	USA	Just my glass cutter and wheeled cutters.
179	Christine Brallier	USA	Wheeled nippers, glass cutter.
183, 184	Linda L Phillabaum	USA	My hands, nippers, Lepps, glass scorer.
193, 209	Dianne Schnarr	New Zealand	I used straight edged nippers, tweezers, an old sculpting cleaning tool for maneuvering pieces or prising them off if I didn’t like the placement.
199	Christine McKenzie	New Zealand	Tile nippers, parrot beak nippers for the curved bits, glasscutter to scribe some lines on the tiles, along with a tile snapper.
166, 202	Carolyn and Anna Talarr	USA	Carolyn - Leponnitts, dental tools, a drafting table surface cobbled together from Ikea closet parts by my brilliant husband :) Anna - I used Leps hand held tile cutters!
206	Liz Brazelton	USA	Wheeled nippers.
210, 211	Caroline Kovacs	Aust	I used my electric tile saw to cut down the big tiles and then tile nippers and a file to shape and trim.
212, 215	June Johnstone	Aust	Mosaic nippers and all my fingernails.
213	Sandy Ozols	Aust	Tile cutters, glass file & tweezers.
233	Denny Nkemontoh	USA	Mainly a leponitt but also a pistol grip glass cutter, and a grinder.
235	Michelle Curow (aka Dotty Marzipan)	Canada	Stained glass tools – glass knife, grozing pliers, running pliers, and tweezers (!!!Have never used tweezers for a mosaic before this one!).
236	Dotti Stone	USA	Leponitt wheel cutters.
239	Deborah Boyd	USA	I used nippers, pencil, paper, wax paper, plastic wrap and tape.
240, 241, 242, 243, 244	Lynne Mosiman	USA	We used fiberglass mesh, Leponnitts wheeled nippers and vitreous glass tile.
247, 248	Tracey Holland (mrsdutchy)	Aust	Tile nippers
250	Wendy Clayton-Langley	USA	Leponnitts – glass tiles.
249, 251	Maria Kokkoris	Aust	Rotary nippers and tile cutters.
257	Katie Stecher (Princess Papoola) and Family	USA	Wheeled Cutters.
	Berta Sergeant	USA	I used only Leps, and a lapidary file.
	Carol Shelkin	USA	Funny you should ask. I had to construct a box with several sheets of clear plastic wrap on the top with two holes in the side to be able to cut the tiles with total safety for the children.
??	Laura Campbell and Liam Adams	Canada	Nippers, tile cutters.
??	Maureen Randolph	Aust	Lepps.
??	Kate Randolph	Aust	Lepps.
282, 283	Margaret Johnson	Aust	Leponitt cutters.
?	Alison Hepburn	England	They were all done with double wheeled nippers.
214	Jane Denison	Aust	Clippers and grunt power.
260, 262	Lucy Albertson (Sabrina’s Party)	Aust	Pliers, glue, hammer and our hands.
190	Marion Shapiro	Aust	Pistol grip glass cutter, grozing and running pliers, glass grinder and kiln.
77	Helen Smith	Aust	Nippers and glass cutters.
154	Angela Kingshott	England	Lepps.
	Jude Russell	Aust	Hammer, various ceramic tile cutters.
	June Russell & Cheryl Lynam	Aust	Hammer, various ceramic tile cutters.
232	Ulrike Martinez	USA	Just Lepp’s and straight pliers.
279, 280	Rebekah Dawes	Aust	Tiles, tile cutter.
162	Chris Carey	USA	Tumbler, glass nippers.
	Lyn Daffurn	Aust	My hands mainly, also sponge, water, paddle pop stick and scrapper.
208	Samra Thompson	USA	A tile saw and nippers, weldbond and mesh.
284,285, 286	Dee and Clayton Fisher	Aust	Tile/glass snips, hammer, stone, ice cream sticks, small trowel.
	Debra Sutton	Aust	Glass scorer, nippers, mesh and adhesive.

5. What adhesive did you use?

No.	Artist	Country	Response
4, 30, 245, 246	Jan Abbotts	Aust	I used Weldbond exclusively as I liked the idea of being able to rip off anything I didn’t like.
12,13	Janelle & Kirra & Jay Csurhes	Aust	PVA.
19, 101, 106, 123, 176, 180, 181	Donna Coogan & Family	USA	Weldbond.
24, 175, 207	Liz, Matt & Alannah Greenham	Aust	Weldbond.
25, 26	Carolyn Crawford	USA	Weldbond.
27,28	Veronica Schubert	Aust	Adhesive used was thinset.
29	Valerie Fuqua	USA	Weldbond.
34	Nancy Neubauer	USA	Weldbond.
78	Hilde Hader	Canada	Weldbond.
87, 88	Karen & Laura Apolloni	USA	Weldbond.
150	Peggy L. Brown	USA	Weldbond.
167	Jan Stiffler	USA	Aleen’s fast grab tacky glue.
179	Christine Brallier	USA	Weldbond.
183, 184	Linda L Phillabaum	USA	Thinset
193, 209	Dianne Schnarr	New Zealand	PVA glue – thought it would be more malleable and easier to ship instead of thinset.
199	Christine McKenzie	New Zealand	Weldbond for the first time.
166, 202	Carolyn and Anna Talarr	USA	Weldbond.
206	Liz Brazelton	USA	Weldbond.
210, 211	Caroline Kovacs	Aust	I used PVA glue.
212, 215	June Johnstone	Aust	Weldbond.
213	Sandy Ozols	Aust	Weldbond
233	Denny Nkemontoh	USA	Weldbond
235	Michelle Curow (aka Dotty Marzipan)	Canada	Weldbond.
236	Dotti Stone	USA	Weldbond.
239	Deborah Boyd	USA	Weldbond and liquid nails.
240, 241, 242, 243, 244	Lynne Mosiman	USA	We used Weldbond glue.
247, 248	Tracey Holland (mrsdutchy)	Aust	Weldbond
250	Wendy Clayton-Langley	USA	Weldbond.
249, 251	Maria Kokkoris	Aust	Weldbond.
257	Katie Stecher (Princess Papoola) and Family	USA	Weldbond.
	Berta Sergeant	USA	Weldbond.
	Carol Shelkin	USA	Weldbond
??	Laura Campbell and Liam Adams	Canada	Weldbond
??	Maureen Randolph	Aust	Thinset.
??	Kate Randolph	Aust	Thinset.
282, 283	Margaret Johnson	Aust	Thinset.
?	Alison Hepburn	England	Both mosaics were made with Weldbond.
214	Jane Denison	Aust	PVA onto mesh.
260, 262	Lucy Albertson (Sabrina’s Party)	Aust	A very sticky one.
77	Helen Smith	Aust	Mosaic glue.
154	Angela Kingshott	England	PVA.
	Jude Russell	Aust	WeldBond.
	June Russell & Cheryl Lynam	Aust
232	Ulrike Martinez	USA	WeldBond for the adhesive.
279, 280	Rebekah Dawes	Aust	Mastic.
162	Chris Carey	USA	Thinset.
	Lyn Daffurn	Aust	Grout.
208	Samra Thompson	USA	Weldbond.
284,285, 286	Dee and Clayton Fisher	Aust	Laticrete of course.
	Debra Sutton	Aust	A waterproof silicone adhesive.

6. Did other people motivate you or assist you?

No.	Artist	Country	Response
4, 30, 245, 246	Jan Abbotts	Aust	No real motivation from anyone else – although it did help when family and friends told me which ones they really liked out of the little zoo of birds, animals and plants.
12, 13	Janelle & Kirra & Jay Csurhes	Aust	We have a very proud father/husband and little brother/son that were great with support and encouragement. Seeing all the other fantastic mosaics that had already been sent to Sandy was also very inspiring.
19, 101, 106, 123, 176, 180, 181	Donna Coogan & Family	USA	Donna - No one assisted me with the creation of my particular mosaics, although they did give me feedback. However, my husband and 5 children created their own mosaic along with me. Everyone got involved in the preparation process to make our mosaics. My husband and I set up the dining table for our work surface and taped down everyone’s designs under the plastic. The children helped prepare the glass. See question below.
24, 175, 207	Liz, Matt & Alannah Greenham	Aust	Sandy of course via MAG.
25, 26	Carolyn Crawford	USA	My friend Peggy Brown.
29	Valerie Fuqua	USA	My husband Robert gave me his blessing to make whatever I wanted and spend as much as I wanted on tesserae. He viewed this project as being a gift to the world. He was so understanding when I spent Christmas and New Year’s up in my studio working on the toucan.
34	Nancy Neubauer	USA	My husband Ron has indulged me by letting me commandeer the dining room table for my work.
78	Hilde Hader	Canada	My 4 year old granddaughter Chelsea.
87, 88	Karen & Laura Apolloni	USA	No.
150	Peggy L. Brown	USA	Yes, my friend Carolyn Crawford.
167	Jan Stiffler	USA	No.
179	Christine Brallier	USA	No.
183, 184	Linda L Phillabaum	USA	Mosaic Addicts Group, Nancy and Sandy
193, 209	Dianne Schnarr	New Zealand	May partner Christopher kept me motivated with daily encouragement.
199	Christine McKenzie	New Zealand	My 10-year-old son was the main positive contributor within our household, and exciting to share progress pictures with people from MAG.
166, 202	Carolyn and Anna Talarr	USA	Carolyn - I would ask my husband and daughter to find places they thought should be redone—they contributed greatly to whatever successful nuances there are in the piece. Anna - My mother helped me on maybe two or three pieces, but I did the cutting and gluing myself!
212, 215	June Johnstone	Aust	No just me and 7000 acres of beautiful open country.
213	Sandy Ozols	Aust	Just a helpful comment from Sandy over internet, nobody saw any of the mosaics till nearly completed.
233	Denny Nkemontoh	USA	Seeing all the wonderful completed mosaics for the tribute was motivating but no one assisted me.
235	Michelle Curow (aka Dotty Marzipan)	Canada	I work alone, dah-link.
239	Deborah Boyd	USA	Just seeing all the beautiful mosaics already created made me want to make one in Steve's honor too.
240, 241, 242, 243, 244	Lynne Mosiman	USA	The girls’ father was our biggest fan during the process of making our mosaics.
247, 248	Tracey Holland (mrsdutchy)	Aust	Yes, I got inspiration for the croc from Caz Kovacs. I was really stuck with ideas so I saw hers and with her permission I kind of copied it. Caz calls my croc her crocs cousin -J
250	Wendy Clayton-Langley	USA	My husband encouraged me.
249, 251	Maria Kokkoris	Aust	Yes, a group of friends.
257	Katie Stecher (Princess Papoola) and Family	USA	No.
	Berta Sergeant	USA	The Group, Mosaic Addicts was my motivation, but I did the mosaic work solely.
	Carol Shelkin	USA	No.
??	Maureen Randolph	Aust	No.
??	Kate Randolph	Aust	Yeah, Mum.
282, 283	Margaret Johnson	Aust	Sandy is a great motivator.
?	Alison Hepburn	England	I did the work by myself.
214	Jane Denison	Aust	No – self motivated.
260, 262	Lucy Albertson (Sabrina’s Party)	Aust	Yes, Sandy Robertson was very helpful and also my mother was very excited about me doing it and was extremely encouraging.
190	Marion Shapiro	Aust	No.
77	Helen Smith	Aust	No.
154	Angela Kingshott	England	No.
	Jude Russell	Aust	In the early weeks, we invited customers and Team Members to contribute to the mosaic with a gold coin donation which went to help fundraising for a local toddler with cerebral palsy.
	June Russell & Cheryl Lynam	Aust	The construction began as a class effort.
232	Ulrike Martinez	USA	My only motivation was to do something for the memory to this sometimes crazy but incredible motivated man to save and explain about the creatures he loved.
162	Chris Carey	USA	I was assisted by the free glass I received from the Glass Artist.
	Lyn Daffurn	Aust	Yes- Sandy and the other girls who helped at her studio.
208	Samra Thompson	USA	I work alone! But when I finished my platypus I had to send pix to everyone I knew. They all thought it was so fun and cute. Made me feel good to have done it. I couldn’t wait to get it into the mail and on its way!
284,285, 286	Dee and Clayton Fisher	Aust	Maureen and Jan were so patient, encouraging and helpful to us and the children. Everyone involved in the project is so passionate and motivated, you cannot help but feel excited by everyone’s efforts and by the wonderful ‘side effects’ (eg. The children’s hospital) that are occurring as well.
	Debra Sutton	Aust	Every artist who participated in making a section of the mosaic motivated me, along with Terry Irwin, Bindi and Bob, and all the people at Australia Zoo who work so tirelessly to keep Steve Irwin’s dream alive. No one assisted me on my mosaic.

7. Did you have children assist you?

No.	Artist	Country	Response
4, 30, 245, 246	Jan Abbotts	Aust	The boys have deemed themselves far too old to do anything like helping. Very good at asking for me to do some pavers for them though.
12, 13	Janelle & Kirra & Jay Csurhes	Aust	Kirra did most of the work on her frog with just a little help along the way.
19, 101, 106, 123, 176, 180, 181	Donna Coogan & Family	USA	Yes, my children helped wash the glue paper off the back of the vitreous glass and we used a blow dryer to speed up the drying process.
24, 175, 207	Liz, Matt & Alannah Greenham	Aust	Matt is 16 (he has Cerebral palsy) he loves animals. Alannah is 10 and likes mosaics.
25, 26	Carolyn Crawford	USA	No.
29	Valerie Fuqua	USA	No.
34	Nancy Neubauer	USA	No, and no birds either…..LOL.
78	Hilde Hader	Canada	Yes, Chelsea my granddaughter.
87, 88	Karen & Laura Apolloni	USA	Laura, my daughter, is 11 years old and did all her own work.
150	Peggy L. Brown	USA	No.
167	Jan Stiffler	USA	No.
179	Christine Brallier	USA	No.
183, 184	Linda L Phillabaum	USA	No.
193, 209	Dianne Schnarr	New Zealand	No children assisted me as we do not have children. However, Chris’s two young nephews Gregory and James (13 and 12) watched me for a while and I asked if they would like to try mosaic. Their response was most enthusiastic so I set them up in the studio. I did give them the option of doing their pieces on mesh but they preferred to make them as wall hangings for home. We drilled holes into ceramic tiles and strung picture wire through the holes before they started so their finished pieces could be hung and they had a great time gluing down ceramic tile chattering away to themselves. It was great company while I worked on my piece. A couple days later we grouted their masterpieces and it was satisfying for me to see their faces light up at the change grout can make to a mosaic. I regret not taking pictures of the pieces as they were very good for a first try.
199	Christine McKenzie	New Zealand	No.
166, 202	Carolyn and Anna Talarr	USA	Carolyn - Well, only as mentioned—my daughter made a mosaic of her own! Anna - I am ten myself, so no.
206	Liz Brazelton	USA	Yes- I taught a children’s workshop and at the end of the workshop the children worked on the tiger for the mural. Most of the children are members of the Fireflies of Acadia Parish – a group that does torch work. Most are also in a gifted class. They range from age 11-13. They all received “Wildlife Warrior” wrist bands that I received when I sent a donation.
212, 215	June Johnstone	Aust	Not this time but come school holidays I have Two very keen 7 year olds who are very willing to contribute to this mural.
213	Sandy Ozols	Aust	No.
233	Denny Nkemontoh	USA	Originally my 9 year old niece was making a hammer-head shark to contribute but she lost interest and never completed it.
235	Michelle Curow (aka Dotty Marzipan)	Canada	No.
236	Dotti Stone	USA	No.
240, 241, 242, 243, 244	Lynne Mosiman	USA	The children made their own mosaics.
247, 248	Tracey Holland (mrsdutchy)	Aust	No, wouldn’t trust my 2 yr old anywhere near tile nippers, he’s a danger to everyone!
250	Wendy Clayton-Langley	USA	No.
249, 251	Maria Kokkoris	Aust	No.
257	Katie Stecher (Princess Papoola) and Family	USA	Grown so drew it; Grandchildren added a few pieces.
	Berta Sergeant	USA	No.
	Carol Shelkin	USA	Yes, my Pre-school kids…. Class of 2006 = Justin, Lola, Adrian, Ross, Jack, Eva A., Jacob, Eva F., Nathan.
??	Laura Campbell and Liam Adams	Canada	Liam, who is 8, glued the tiles to the mesh, I cut them.
??	Maureen Randolph	Aust	No.
252	Kate Randolph	Aust	No.
282, 283	Margaret Johnson	Aust	Yes my grandaughter.
?	Alison Hepburn	England	No.
214	Jane Denison	Aust	No.
260, 262	Lucy Albertson (Sabrina’s Party)	Aust	Sort of, they were very encouraging of your animal decision and if I was having trouble with any aspect they were there to help.
190	Marion Shapiro	Aust	No.
77	Helen Smith	Aust	No.
154	Angela Kingshott	England	No.
	Jude Russell	Aust	Lots of customers’ children helped over the weeks.
	June Russell & Cheryl Lynam	Aust	The construction began as a class effort.
232	Ulrike Martinez	USA	To my sorrow I never had the privilege to raise a child, it was taken by my ex. (I am 61 so it is too late now.)
162	Chris Carey	USA	No.
	Lyn Daffurn	Aust	No.
208	Samra Thompson	USA	Nope.
284,285, 286	Dee and Clayton Fisher	Aust	Our 9 year old son Clayton and his friend Matthew Harmer were the stars of the day. They are so wonderfully uninhibited with their art and creativity.

8. How long did it take you to make?

No.	Artist	Country	Response
4, 30, 245, 246	Jan Abbotts	Aust	As there are a few that I have done it’s not possible really to say how long they took altogether. One budgie took around 3-4 hours probably (that’s with tea breaks of course).
12,13	Janelle & Kirra & Jay Csurhes	Aust	I took a couple of days and Kirra’s was all done in one day.
19, 101, 106, 123, 176, 180, 181	Donna Coogan & Family	USA	Donna - It took me about 2 weeks to make my 3 mosaics. Because I was helping the others, I didn’t start on mine until everyone else was done. The kids all came down with a bad cold for several weeks and that stopped production for a while. But, generally, the boys took about 2 weeks of working off and on to complete their mosaics. My husband blew us all away and created his butterfly in 2 or 3 days. My daughter did her flamingo in an afternoon. My 4yo played around with a few designs, but the elephant is the only one I finished for him and submitted for the mural.
24, 175, 207	Liz, Matt & Alannah Greenham	Aust	A couple of days each.
25, 26	Carolyn Crawford	USA	Two months (with other projects).
27,28	Veronica Schubert	Aust	The first flamingo took a couple of months because he had to be packed away in the middle of proceedings, we needed the table for Christmas! The second took about three weeks
29	Valerie Fuqua	USA	2 ½ weeks on and off
34	Nancy Neubauer	USA	Each baby croc took approximately 8 hours to create. I work slow.
78	Hilde Hader	Canada	2 days.
87, 88	Karen & Laura Apolloni	USA	Several hours of actual work, spread out over months.
150	Peggy L. Brown	USA	Two months, not working on it every day.
167	Jan Stiffler	USA	Approx. 4 hours before grouting.
179	Christine Brallier	USA	22.5 hours.
183, 184	Linda L Phillabaum	USA	Oh, I’d say about 2 weeks for the Puffin and about 4 weeks for the dolphin, due to other projects in the house.
193, 209	Dianne Schnarr	New Zealand	A couple of hours a day for about 7 days.
199	Christine McKenzie	New Zealand	About three weeks in total, first 3 days getting ideas from Google images, drawing up the pictures and preparing he mesh base, about 10 days in the actual making – the addictive part, then a week to dry before packaging up.
166, 202	Carolyn and Anna Talarr	USA	Carolyn - ? WAY too long; much time was spent doubting myself and worrying about whether Terri would ever recognize Malina, if she would remember her, if it would matter, if I was ruining Malina's splendid face, and taking out and redoing each part probably at least three times...all in all, I started in early November and finished in late January. There were weeks I didn't work on it at all because I wasn't sure I could do it justice. Anna - About five days.
206	Liz Brazelton	USA	Most of it was done by the children in one day. I finished up the eyes and mouth in another afternoon.
210, 211	Caroline Kovacs	Aust	It took me a couple of weeks of thinking and pouring through picture books and then once I started it only took me two days or two sittings.
212, 215	June Johnstone	Aust	Two days, once I made a start I couldn’t leave.
213	Sandy Ozols	Aust	1^st mosaic, The Australian Pelican was completed over many weeks as this was my1st glass mosaic. Many hrs converting my photo to a line drawing then scale up by drawing on a Grid, found the drawing wasn’t exactly suited to the tesserae but I continued gluing tile to the mesh & correcting the design as it progressed. One color unavailable so discovered glass to complete the beak & smalti to convey some kind of detail to the eye. 2^nd project The Ulysses butterfly only took a weekend to glue & a few hrs to design a template 3^rd mosaic The Emerald Tree Boa. Designed with a book on how to draw animals, a few hrs to sketch & enlarge. My photo from Melbourne zoo of 2 Emerald Tree Boas was used as a reference to change the design. Two solid days of wet season rain and many more hours again with slight changes to the design as tiles were laid.
233	Denny Nkemontoh	USA	About six hours.
235	Michelle Curow (aka Dotty Marzipan)	Canada	Once the process started, I’d guess 5 or 6 hours, which amazes me actually. I really got into the mojo of mosaics on this one.
236	Dotti Stone	USA	Off and on, including research about 5-6 days.
239	Deborah Boyd	USA	It took about two weeks.
240, 241, 242, 243, 244	Lynne Mosiman	USA	The girls made their mosaics in a few short hours one afternoon. Irene made her two mosaics in several sessions over a two month period. Lynne worked on her piece intermittently for a year.
247, 248	Tracey Holland (mrsdutchy)	Aust	The elephant took about 6 hrs and the croc about 3 hrs.
250	Wendy Clayton-Langley	USA	A week – tried different colours until I settled on these.
249, 251	Maria Kokkoris	Aust	On and off 4 weeks – in hours 5 hours.
257	Katie Stecher (Princess Papoola) and Family	USA	Two evenings.
	Berta Sergeant	USA	I worked on these pieces for several days, whenever I could.
	Carol Shelkin	USA	It took about two weeks.
??	Laura Campbell and Liam Adams	Canada	A couple of hours each project.
??	Maureen Randolph	Aust	About a week.
252	Kate Randolph	Aust	Two days.
282, 283	Margaret Johnson	Aust	The two turtles took us about a whole day.
?	Alison Hepburn	England	I made them intensively over a weekend.
214	Jane Denison	Aust	About 2 weeks.
260, 262	Lucy Albertson (Sabrina’s Party)	Aust	A long time, I was on my L plates!!!
190	Marion Shapiro	Aust	Two hours.
77	Helen Smith	Aust	Three weeks.
154	Angela Kingshott	England	Two days.
	Jude Russell	Aust	Many hours over a period of weeks as time was not often available.
	June Russell & Cheryl Lynam	Aust	Many hours over a period of weeks as time was not often available.
232	Ulrike Martinez	USA	About five days.
279, 280	Rebekah Dawes	Aust	Three days.
162	Chris Carey	USA	About 12 hours.
	Lyn Daffurn	Aust	I helped a couple of hours at a time at Sandy’s studio.
208	Samra Thompson	USA	A few hours to get the pieces just right and the feet and tail cut to my liking.
284,285, 286	Dee and Clayton Fisher	Aust	We spent the day at Sandy’s studio.

9. What music did you play as you worked?

No.	Artist	Country	Response
4, 30, 245, 246	Jan Abbotts	Aust	I had the radio on all of the time (lots of 60’s and 70’s music) as I find the mix of music is far better than having to listen to just one CD all of the time.
12, 13	Janelle & Kirra & Jay Csurhes	Aust	Triple J Radio.
19, 101, 106, 123, 176, 180, 181	Donna Coogan & Family	USA	Donna - I listened to teaching tapes on another subject matter while I worked and also Christmas music.
24, 175, 207	Liz, Matt & Alannah Greenham	Aust	Matt: Beatles, Justin Timberlake and Missy Higgins. Lani: Panic at the Disco. Liz: Coldplay.
25, 26	Carolyn Crawford	USA	Rock and Roll.
27,28	Veronica Schubert	Aust	I mostly worked on it at night with the TV on.
29	Valerie Fuqua	USA	None.
34	Nancy Neubauer	USA	No music but normal background sounds in the house.
55, 56, 57, 58	Robyn Dale	Aust	The radio.
78	Hilde Hader	Canada	I like to listen to a wide range of music. This piece was accompanied by classical.