Week 23 1 - 7 September

Sunday 1 Father's Day
Had a nice long calls with Kate and Ben and Anna. Robyn gave me some nuts and bolts from the markets yesterday and a bottle of fruit and nut chocolates.
Went to church in Bell. Trevor preached. Came home for lunch and a nap. Later Robyn and I went outvin the buggy to check the door for mailbox and then up to clean some trees from the path through the bull paddock. 
Monday 2
Relief DCC. Had a double music for year 7 which was a bit of an endurance as I had really could not help just keep it safe. Felt today I should have had off. Just feeling a little weary. Worth thinking that through sometime. Gas ran out and we had not put on the new bottle. Not sure how long the last bottle ran. Dad changed it and I relit the polit light when I got home. Need to show Robyn. Robyn made a great lunch based on pork mince and Hello Fresh recipe. Went to Bible Study in the afternoon. When I got home I whipper snipped around d the top shed and mowed the grass. Not all done but the main areas are covered where the grass was long. Pretty dusty. 
Tuesday 3
Completed Formula Student paperwork and wrote a note to Matt Kirky for his year 11 camp before breakfast. Relief DCC. Did pay back lessons today. Robyn and Dad when to Kingaroy. Dad had his hearing test and hearing aides serviced. When I got home I finished the mowing and moved one of the cars from the dairy to the top house. Had an early night. 
Wednesday 4
Relief DCC. Last day til the end of October. Stayed in town to go to Dalby Pressies Men event. I knew Mal and Lloyd Courtney. Interesting I did not really fit Jason Budden was the guest. He was interviewed by another bloke. The food was good cook your own steak. I reckon there would be 100 to 150 men there. Had a yarn to a bloke from Bowenville about renewable energy. Before I went to Maccas and worked on my MEQ assignment. Robyn went to visit her mum today. They measured up her tank. It is 2 7 high and 3.6 diameter. I got home about 10pm. Need to get a new switch for my spotlights. 
Thursday 5
Replaced the door in the mailbox. Headed to Brisbane for QTC dinner with Paul and Jill. Had lunch with Meridy and Matt. Went to Ben and Nay's had an online mentoring mentoring meeting with Lindy. Robyn went with Nay for pickup. Then we went to dinner. We saw Bruce and Libby McClennand, Gary Miller and Steven Mason. Home to Ben and Nay's about 10:15pm.
Friday 6
I went to work with Ben and he dropped me to Blood Bank in the city. Plan was to catch up with Sheree Caldwell who works there. After this I caught the train back to Milton and went to Ben's work and then had lunch with him. After this I caught the train to Springfield and Robyn picked me up and we went to Redbank Plaza to meet Craig and Candace. We yarned for about 3 hours. While I was out Robyn did folding and ironing for Nay. After tea Ben and i went to Bunnings to get gear to refit shelves to kids wallrobes. Good Day.
Saturday 7
Woke up with the start of a head cold. Work with Ben to fit shelves and Robyn, Nay and the kids went to a birthday party for one of Lucy's friends. Meridy came over for afternoon tea. Finished shelves about 4.30pm pack our stuff and headed back to the farm. I was really sick by now. Robyn drove home. Stopped at BP Charlton for a nice roast dinner. Home showered and went to bed. Disappointed to be so sick. 

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