Par for the course for this place.

It’s so nice how little my work have for my regard they schedule some randoms to have a meeting in my ‘office’ and not tell me.

So work from home today.

I don’t think it would be fast enough for writing a story (for me). But I hope to use it for smaller things. Give it a personal touch. Like thank you letters to schools.

And award winning speeches…lol

This is exactly what I’m going to write first up.

It is a bit cliche, but I just bought myself a typewriter. I am ridiculously excited to get it.

In Rod we Trust.

I hope they have an inanimate carbon rod for protection.

Thank you!

The guy I’m looking for is Mr. Bribe

Lol. I will ensure to include you all.

Thank you!

Winners are decided by judges from my understanding.

Arts Tasmania have writing awards open for submissions and I submitted 3 stories (2 of my kids horror and one unpublished one). The likelihood of winning is slim, but I can’t help think about what winning might do for my bonafides. And then I start thinking about what I’d say as an acceptance speech.

I’ve always had that habit of thinking about everything that could happen if things turn out as desired (rarely ever do). It’s something I wish I could do and then forget about until the time comes up.

Does anyone else do this though? Plan for something and then get excited/think about the possibilities? I feel like I jinx myself by doing it.

Is that building still there in Russell Street?

Malicious compliance it - bring only a plate.

Little one bought home her fathers day gift which was a thing ‘all about her dad’ and she has successfully made me sound like I’m an alcoholic.

Which is super impressive because I don’t even drink alcohol, lol.

Happy birthday!

I am chanelling my Anakin Skywalker ‘I hate sand’ energy for the non stop wind this week.

Hiding in plain sight.

Wouldn’t even need to switch am and pm for me.

Facebook reminders remind me of this all the time (to which I delete them). God I was a fool.