Back by popular demand*
Right. So its been a while since I've blogged informatively. So here it comes...
After a severely stupid career change to teaching on high school level, I found my brain being sucked out by the mundane "tuck in your shirt" routines, and when I woke up 6 months later** I hadnt blogged and so much has changed. I'll spare you the finer details*** and just roughly sum it up.
WPCM and I moved to a farm. A cow farm/ lemon****. Its lovely compared to the broom closet we stayed in for the first 6 months of the year. And its cheaper. The first two weeks took some getting used to because we kept losing eachother in the house (Yes its that big!) and we were kind of used to being in the same room. All the time. ALL the time. Its quite refreshing being able to walk off to ANOTHER room and slam the door when I get annoyed. Walking off (two paces) and slamming the cupboard door just didnt have the same dramatic effect.
But its awesome. And we got a new dog named Tetanus. He has a lovely temperament and I may finally be able to fulfil my dream of volunteering for PAT (Pets as Therapy) with him by my side. I tried enrolling Rabies into the training program once, but after she bit the trainer*****, I realised it might not be wise to pursue her career as a therapy dog. And the organisation banned us. I think the big poo in coordinator's office didnt help either. Perhaps I can reconcile.
But, besides work sucking and life being really hard with the petrol prices biting chunks into my budget, life is great. Life is the best on the farm. WPCM helped a cow to calf the other day, birds wake me in the morning, lots of fish in our dam and a lovely man to keep me warm and loved.
I am happy. In my jean pant.
*And because, well, the grass was'nt really greener on the other side of the mountain... Sorry Kyk.
** In a puddle of my own dehumanising drool.
***Like how I have switched from Skip to Omo, because it really keeps your whites whiter and your brigh... Sorry.
**** An odd, but effective example of mutualism.
*****..the post man, the petrol attendant, my neighbour, Nina Swart from 7nde laan and a gr9 learner from the school I teach at...



