I'm calm, I'm calm, I'm bl**dy calm
Actually it is so laid back here, one could almost state that it is laid out! One of the business analysts is leaving tomorrow. We are all going to a trattoria or a cafe or somewhere for a 2 hour lunch break. Well some of them are going for a long break.
Had a lovely day off yesterday - only problem is that today feels like Monday for some reason. Oh po*p thats not fair!!! I went to the gym and did my 45 minutes and then felt drained at the end of it - ummm you idiot, you forgot to eat before you went. Duuuummmmmyyyyyy!!!

After gym I went and got the meat and fish for the month and then went to the nursery and went stir crazy on the roses - they weren't wrong when they said they had a good selection. Anyway I finally picked up two - Fionas Wish and Aotearoa.
Fiona's Wish is named after the youngest heart transplant in Australia. It's described as being Red upper and creamy Almond underside petals with an deep fruity fragrance. Sounds almost good enough to eat AND some of the buyers price goes toward the Victor Chang Cardiac Centre - a heart/ lung hospital. Mr Chang - brilliant man that he was got shot in a hit and run accident shortly after the charity dinner which starred the late Princess Diana. She was dead not long after that as well. Anyway, Fiona has survived, she was 13 or 14 when she got a transplant and is now in her thirties I think and does volunteer work for the hospital among her other commitments.
Aotearoa is New Zealands gift to the world (according to the label) It is a deep pink (I really wanted a yellow but hey) and has a fragrance described as intense. I can only hope it is not intense in the Rotorua style (sulphur, rotten eggs perfume and very intense) According to the label it should never be planted on its own but in groups and hedges. Sorry but no room for more.
There was one other rose I was very interested in - a bright deep yellow/ gold rose called Golden Girls (it reminded me of us lot) however it had no perfume. That's why it got left behind. I can't see the point of a scentless rose!
Then I went home and had some lunch, watched a bit of daytime tv, packed away the months meat in the freezer and hang out the laundry. Lots of different bits of work called my name but I resisted them all and had an hour in the hammock. Such a lovely day out there.
So it sounds like it wasn't such a good day for the rest of you. Kirsty and Happy are crying foul - rotten day. Kirsty begins to sound like LindaT with the I hate man and mankind day. Happy Birthday to Craig from the Koala Lady.
Happy has overslept and got to work late and work was not pretty by the sound of it. Or something like that.
Holly is having a dull day - but anything that combines kids and phoning around can't exactly be described as dull my friend.
And Ceejay what !!!!???? another cattle prod. Oh heck can we stand it on the site.
Mel - so it's weigh in day on Sunday?? Uuggghh again? Seems like only last week I was moaning and groaning about having to do it. Okay. I was doing well, but every time I stop to think about doing well I do something stupid. Like today - I had my salad and was not hungry, BUT out in the shopping precinct (I'd been to buy some new trousers (of the unbaggy variety)) and then I smelt the small homemade pizza's in the deli and then I wanted something hot. It had to be hot. I'm such a dumbo, why can't I seek out soup or something, why does it have to be something with 1000000 calories and 5555gr of fat in it.
Anyway, better go find some work to do. The 'boys' around here are playing practical jokes on one another. I have stated loudly that none of this is my fault ever!!!!! (even if I did put the tape over the phone button - which he hasn't found yet)