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Bloody Good Week!

Well loads has happened since I wrote last.
This picture isn't the best photo but we had a car crash into the scaffolding last Wednesday night around 10:30pm. I was in bed trying to sleep and I heard a terrible noise and went running down there in my dressing gown. The ambulance had to come and take the passenger to hospital but I'm sure she is ok. It was a bit of a shock and I found it hard to sleep that night.

The night before I had slept with Ralph cause I was worried about him after his operation he was a sore boy, now he is back to normal bouncing around and has been loving the extra attention he has been getting.

I finally took a photo of my piece of glass I did a few months ago in Mangaweka. I haven't found the time to sit and give it a good going over with the dremil and sandpaper so it's in the raw straight from the mould. It's going to be a real cute bowl when it's finished. I couldn't believe how heavy it was!
For my first piece I was really happy with it and can't wait to do more.

I have been over to Palmy 2 times this week and have had a great time visiting there. The first time we went and had a BBQ with my mate and the second time I went and helped him move house I was Sady the cleaning lady for the day. It was a blood good work out!
I bought Mum and Nana back with me the second time and we cam across a house on the road and drove behind it threw Bulls, the only place you can get milk from Bulls. Dad used to always say that every time we went through there when we where kids.
There is heaps more I could write but it's time to go and make dinner for my wonderful husband. Man it was a sticky day here today.
My message from the angels was: Even if you are unsure or disbelieving, the act of calling upon us has immediate benefits for you if you are ill - as well as for your loved ones.

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