Traded in the Draft

Well the end of a very long week is in sight. Longest day was tuesday at about 14 hours. I presented my project in a meeting today and it went very well so I can finally relax a bit. However, things took an interesting turn this morning (I'm not sure if it is a good tur or a bad turn yet). If I was some sort of sports star (stop sniggering everyone) then this morning I got traded. We have a new CFO and I've been promised to him to help him settle in and get his projects happening. Unfortunately I don't get 14 million pounds for the season.

Also received a book on herbs from mum. Ben and I were having a bit of a butcher's at it this arvo over a coffee and noted with delight that it has all sorts of information on companion planting with vegetables. brilliant! Thanks Mum :-)

For those of you who know my Sister Raechelle, she and Ashley are off to Tonga for a holiday tomorrow.

I am reading 1984 at the moment. I'm not sure how I managed to get through school without reading it but I am correcting that mistake now, thanks to Nan who sent it to me for my birthday. A really nice edition too, hardback with a red buckram cover.

The 'planning' for the Goulburn Poultry Fancier's Society Show and Breed Sale is going very well. I have two cars full for the road trip now and a few more giving it 'active consideration'. A friend has dubbed it "chicken run" which seems to be sticking as a moniker. Its funny have no vision when it comes to having fun. Everyone thought I was a bit mad—ok I am a bit mad—a bit weird then, when I suggested the greyhounds, but they all had a ball once they were there. A chook show and a brewery, I mean what else could they want? Some people just don't know how to have fun...