You've been waiting for it

I hear you, you want to see the now honeymooning couple.....

I stalked facebook for the best photos, hassled and harangued people to send me their best pictures (or any pictures) and tried to remember who took which of my favourites,

 downloaded them onto my work computer ready to make a quick post in a quiet moment.

The quiet moments are rare though. At work I'm busy enough to earn my pay but not so busy  I couldn't do a quick post. If only everyone wasn't always popping in to the office.

  Introducing Mr & Mrs Tai

I'm writing this post at home, on a dodgy laptop with a  keyboard which refuses to type an "i" 90% of the time. When there are less people at work, I'll probably post some more.

Just a moment after this photo was taken Liam reached over to hug me but I was sitting and he was standing and my lipstick managed to get smeared all over his shirt sleeve. I felt bad and someone said not to worry because it could be photoshopped out. It's funny, I do know all about photo shop but in moments like the one where I ruin my son's pristine shirt, my mind places me in the 80s. Liam said the reason he hired a documentary photographer was to capture and preserve those real moments and I actually believe him.....

The newlyweds are in Bali, having a wonderful time and due back on Christmas Eve, which won't give them a lot of time to make vegan creations for our Christmas lunch but I have requested a potato salad and the rest of us (mostly Briony and Caitlin) will manage the rest.

I'll be working up to midday on Christmas Eve. I would rather be at home but there's no pay for taking leave and work will be a relaxed affair with a skeleton crew. The museum manager promises to bring hot chips for morning tea. My office mate wants Coke. Morning tea will most likely extend from about 9am to knock-off time. Things could be worse