Julie KeastDouble Trouble
Thank goodness the NSW election is over, I have my mind on other things today such as the problems I am having with these two year old twin girls I baby sit for on occasions...talk about double trouble! Every time I baby sit for them, either one or both of them are in the thinking corner for one reason or another and neither of them understand the meaning of the word "No" and I cannot smack them for obvious reasons (I am not their mother).
In one incident, they both tipped buckets of water over another child.
So if anyone has any child care advice, please let me know soon as I am getting rather desperate for advice.
Anyway been a couple of interesting weeks on the footy front. Newcastle having close wins without Andrew Johns and the premiers of the last three seasons, the Broncos, Tigers and Bulldogs have not won a game as yet.
Tonight sees the end of Round 2 with the Gold Coast Titans and Cronulla Sharks meeting at Carrara Oval. So far, the Cowboys, Warriors and South Sydney have impressed me in the first two rounds.
The Roosters and Eels have been nothing short of terrible so far, the Roosters must get rid of this one marker thing as it is not working and they were exploited against the Cowboys on Saturday night.
I watched the somewhat chilling movie Tsunami: the Aftermath last night on Channel 9, it was all about the aftermath of disaster in the devastated areas of Phuket and Khao Lak in Thailand after the Boxing Day tsunami in 2004. It was one of the most chilling and sad things I have ever watched in my life, in fact I don’t think I was ready to watch it and that seemed to be the reaction of many viewers who didn't watch it. I really don't think it is something that could be made into a movie but never the less, some of the stories that were portrayed on it were sad and extremely distressing.
Just quickly, the NSW Shadow Treasurer, Barry O Farrell has announced that he will challenge Peter Debnam for the leadership of the NSW Liberal Party, which is some of the aftermath of the NSW election on Saturday.
That's all for now so tata cyaz
In one incident, they both tipped buckets of water over another child.
So if anyone has any child care advice, please let me know soon as I am getting rather desperate for advice.
Anyway been a couple of interesting weeks on the footy front. Newcastle having close wins without Andrew Johns and the premiers of the last three seasons, the Broncos, Tigers and Bulldogs have not won a game as yet.
Tonight sees the end of Round 2 with the Gold Coast Titans and Cronulla Sharks meeting at Carrara Oval. So far, the Cowboys, Warriors and South Sydney have impressed me in the first two rounds.
The Roosters and Eels have been nothing short of terrible so far, the Roosters must get rid of this one marker thing as it is not working and they were exploited against the Cowboys on Saturday night.
I watched the somewhat chilling movie Tsunami: the Aftermath last night on Channel 9, it was all about the aftermath of disaster in the devastated areas of Phuket and Khao Lak in Thailand after the Boxing Day tsunami in 2004. It was one of the most chilling and sad things I have ever watched in my life, in fact I don’t think I was ready to watch it and that seemed to be the reaction of many viewers who didn't watch it. I really don't think it is something that could be made into a movie but never the less, some of the stories that were portrayed on it were sad and extremely distressing.
Just quickly, the NSW Shadow Treasurer, Barry O Farrell has announced that he will challenge Peter Debnam for the leadership of the NSW Liberal Party, which is some of the aftermath of the NSW election on Saturday.
That's all for now so tata cyaz
