While waiting for the bus, I saw a kookaburra sitting in the fork of a blonde trunked gum tree, the pale feathers on his chest and neck the exact blonde of the paper bark. There he sat, still, watching what must have been a potential meal, enriching my wait.
A gang of arguing cockatoos took flight up the valley and flew low and quarrelled loudly while low flying to ensure everyone in their wake was also awake. They circled once and headed north up the valley close to the creek.
I managed to complete and submit my network upgrade business case and reworked and reorganised the wording ( twice) and I am finally happy with the result. I organised flu injections for all interested staff. AND someone will come onsite and do it all here. I wrangled a development timeline to complete the database redevelopment project from the database specialist. And chased a few other bits and pieces; odds and ends.
Leonnie met me at work and travelled home with me, and we collected Geni and her friend Nadia where we catch the bus. A quiet night is on the cards as we sit curled together watching chosen shows and movies and nibbling, sipping drinks all wrapped in blankets and quilts.
Sounds like you've had a busy/productive week. Good for you! Now, the weekend is here, so you deserve to relax. HUGS!
ReplyDeleteWe don't see those critters in these parts. Thank you for the mental image. I can only imagine the wonder of nature in your country can be beautiful...
ReplyDeleteLove,
Bobby
Yes. Relaxing. Geni and Leonnie will be going to see The Boy in Striped Pajamas which Leonnie has just finished reading. I will collect the teams ID photos at 8am tomorrow from the soccer club house and we have a game on Sunday at home ground so there will be "duties". That is at 11am. Leonnie has a pencil boc=x to finish ( decopage after she made it initially) and Geni has two assignments plus there is talk of a sleep over. Did someone say relax?? LOL
ReplyDeleteAnd yes Bobby it is lovely.