Good Evening

Well, I have waved the three boys off on the train tonight. We made really good time into the city which actually worked in our favour. I had thought they might catch the 7.15pm train so we left home at 5.50pm (allowing 40mins for traffic). We were at the station by 6.15pm, so only 25 minutes! I bought the tickets ($6 each, bargain)and was able to pop them on the 6.30pm train instead, saved us hanging around for 40 mins. It also meant they avoided having to swap onto a bus as trackwork was going to disrupt the 7.15pm onwards trains.

I think my brothers enjoyed their time here. They didn't get to do an awful lot because I was at work, but they all went to the movies on Sunday and saw Spiderwick Chronicles and they have been to the park a couple of times and over to the shopping centre too. They played Spotlight and Murder in the Dark with half the neighbourhood a couple of times. I kept them well fed and they had a fairly easy time of it. Scott was being a bit difficult, I think he was trying to impress. He has gone with them so Will and I will have some peace from Scott's picking. Will is off to the zoo tomorrow with Vacation Care. We will go to mum's on Sunday for the day and I will leave Will there then and come back with Matt.

Matt had a really bad night last night and, not surprisingly, got up cranky. I think it is probably just his teeth again, there is a couple still coming through.

The weather's been a bit average. Rain, rain, and more rain, and more rain predicted for the rest of this week.

I received my Graduate Diploma certificate in the mail today. I might frame it and stick it in a box with the Bachelor Degree, lol.

Myself and a colleague ran a knitting class yesterday. Well, we supervised while a couple of lovely ladies ran the actual class. I learnt a new way of casting on. It was a successful class, we had a total of nine teens and adults turn up and all of them went away able to knit. They are all very keen to have a regular knitting session in the library so my colleague and I are organising that and talking it up.

that's it from us for now, take care
your wife