Blistering

It's the last week before the school holidays now. The Easter holidays. I'm looking forward to the four day break. Sure, I had two and half weeks off only a couple of months ago, but things are just ridiculous at work at the moment. I was there for a very long day yesterday. I was there for another long day today. I'm kind of over not being able to leave on time at the moment. It sucks.

Tomorrow I am leaving on time. Definately. I've got an appointment. I've got a haircut tomorrow. It's gonna be free!

Ria saw a sign up down in New Farm. Apparently it said something like, "Free Men's Haircuts!" So I rang up the place where the cuts are being made and asked about it. The girl on the end of the line booked me in for Wednesday afternoon. 4:45. I'm not too sure why it's free. She said something about a new girl and hair modelling or something. Ria's a little bit worried that it's going to be some weird crappy haircut. I'm not too worried. I mean, how bad can a free hair cut be?

So that's happening tomorrow afternoon and that means that I definately have to be out of work on time. Kapila isn't going to be there tomorrow. She's going to New York again. I'll be working with Karen. If there's a heap of kids there tomorrow I'm not too sure what I will do. I guess I will just have to shuffle some of them around. I will be walking out the door at 4:30.

I hope.

So the weekend was okay. The bowling on Saturday night was really fun. Cheap beers too which was nice. Unfortunately things went downhill a bit after that. We went to Chalk which was really busy because of an AFL match. I did run into Richie Finnila though, which was nice. We eventually bailed on Chalk and headed to the Normanby. It was also pretty crap. I was kinda drunk by this time. We ended up going home and I had a drink with John out of his new wine glass. It seemed to do the job well.

There was some drama and then it was the next day.

Sunday was a pretty relaxed day. There wasn't too much happening. Ria and I went to see Bra Boys in the evening down at the new Cineplex cinemas at Victoria Point. The documentary was okay. It was a little bit biased, and the boys are unapologetic about beating people up, but some of the surf sequences were astounding. The wave at Cyclops was particularly scary.

So that's about it really. It's been busy, but not for much longer. Bring on Woodgate!