Dear All,
This week I think I will give you just two cartoons which might tell you a bit about my life this week. You can enlarge the one on the right by clicking on it, don't forget, but you might be able to see what is going on anyway! Apart from the Thesis, there have been meetings at Nungalinya as we work out how we are going about the rest of the year. At this stage it is looking more likely there will be classes in the second half. But much, much work to get things up to scratch by then. However, I would prefer that, having come up here to teach - and, by then, the thesis will be out of my hair. It is due by 24th April, so I really have to have it up to proof-reading by the time I hit Brisbane. I probably need to get it bound and everything down there, but ....... eeeekkkk!
Hope the Baptism goes swimmingly on Sunday, so to speak! I should see a few photos in due course. And Kath and John arrive up in Brisbane on Monday for Simone's 4th on Tuesday. Hope Sarah's birthday went happily today. I was thinking of you and praying for you Sarah.
Time for some more comments on my blog. Thanks for your text message Ruth - nice to hear from you. All you people who are reading and not responding ....... what can I say? Be brave and try.
Love from Rita
We are back from Brisbane after a happy family visit. We had 4 days at Salisbury and 4 at Upper Mt Gravatt. As you can imagine Simone is still much the same - a lovely little girl, enjoying Kindy and life (most of the time at least). Douglas has changed tremendously in 6 months and is taking a couple of wobbly steps, standing without holding on and doing quite brainless things. He has a gorgeous smile which wrinkles up his eyes. Ann & Brian seem to be coping with a really hectic lifestyle. We had dinner at Wanda Road for the birthday (Vera too of course) and on Sunday had a brunch gathering in Glindeman Park for the two birthdays (4 and 80). Hotmail is rejecting mail from Velocity customers at present so I can't e-mail you. Hope to do so before we leave on Monday for Holland. Keep smiling as you try to polish the thesis!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Kath