So, Second of June, I should really turn over my calendar...
Oooh, it's Sir Ian. Yey!
Also, today is grandad's birthday, so... though he'll never read this, Happy Birthday Grandad. 89 today. Your quiet pragmatic avoidance of grandmaternal confontation is, I believe, the key to spending extended amounts of time in her presence without killing her. And all you ask for in return is a freshly made bed every Wednesday. It's a small price for sanity, even if you do refuse to wear your hearing aid and like to watch TV news at full volume.
So yeah. 89. Good going.
Really don't have much else to say offhand. Kat's steaming because she's just discovered that (due to some sneaky legeslative wrangling that the South African Govornment didn't tell anyone about) she has, in all probability, lost her South African citizenship. The SA Gov't make a big-assed hoo-hah about not wanting people to leave, but apparently as soon as they do then it's goodbye forever and the doors are slammed. Which I find odd as you'd think they'd want to make it easy to get all these people-they-don't-want-to-leave back into the country again should they decide to come back.
But then I don't even pretend to understand what goes on in that country, I have trouble enough keeping up with events that transpire in my own, and things here usually aren't that complicated. :/
Oooh, it's Sir Ian. Yey!
Also, today is grandad's birthday, so... though he'll never read this, Happy Birthday Grandad. 89 today. Your quiet pragmatic avoidance of grandmaternal confontation is, I believe, the key to spending extended amounts of time in her presence without killing her. And all you ask for in return is a freshly made bed every Wednesday. It's a small price for sanity, even if you do refuse to wear your hearing aid and like to watch TV news at full volume.
So yeah. 89. Good going.
Really don't have much else to say offhand. Kat's steaming because she's just discovered that (due to some sneaky legeslative wrangling that the South African Govornment didn't tell anyone about) she has, in all probability, lost her South African citizenship. The SA Gov't make a big-assed hoo-hah about not wanting people to leave, but apparently as soon as they do then it's goodbye forever and the doors are slammed. Which I find odd as you'd think they'd want to make it easy to get all these people-they-don't-want-to-leave back into the country again should they decide to come back.
But then I don't even pretend to understand what goes on in that country, I have trouble enough keeping up with events that transpire in my own, and things here usually aren't that complicated. :/