With mayor Damien, principal Wendy and two students |
I tried to have a bit of a sleep before lunch, but that didn't really work, so I got up and had lunch with Sandra instead. After lunch I had a massage with Maria, from Balance with Body Therapy. She started off a bit soft, but once she ended up doing a good job. Feeling much better now.
I had an awkward amount of time before my interview, too much to stay in town, but not long enough to really do anything. So I went home and sat around there. I did have a minor panic attack when I looked at my phone, and forgot it was half an hour fast (still on Tassie time) and throught I was meant to be there five minutes ago. Whoops.
In the end, I was ten minutes early and they were ten minutes late. My interview was part of 'Drive' with Rohan Barwickm, who was pretty cool. I also saw Ruby again while I was in the studio. It was quite different to yesterdays interview, but still fun.
After my latest five minutes of fame, I went and got a lamb roast for tea. Sandra and Leon were both working late, so I cooked tea.
I had a rather interesting experience this afternoon. I was sitting in the kitchen chopping garlic for the roast when I heard these little voices outside. Next thing I know, the four young aborinal children from across the road are in the kitchen! I had no idea what to do. I know that Sandra has them over sometimes, but I really had no idea if they were allowed in, if I should tell them to leave or what! They were wandering all over the place, touching things and I was just sitting there watching muttering under my breath everytime they got too close to something. After a bit the eldest girl, Seraphina got them all on the couch watching cartoons, and I started to relax a bit. Sandra turned up not long after that and took charge. I will admit I was quite happy to let her. Although by the time Sandra got back I was starting to find my feet and taking charge myself, rather than leaving it to an eight year old...
I got a phone call this afternoon about my scholarship application. Emma, our course director, said she would have shortlisted me, but since she knows me, and what I wanted to do, that it would be a waste of my time. She has given me some pointers on what scholarships I should be applying for, and what else I should be including in my applications.
Tea turned out well, though my eyes were bigger than my belly. I've been catching up on my paralympic viewing, now I'm about to watch the Gliders take on the USA for a spot in the gold medal game.
Go Gliders!!
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