Monday 7th February - Cancelling Things
Morning
A jovial, Aussie-sounding man from Telstra on the Gold Coast called me up and cancelled my phone, retrospective back to January 11. Considering I sent Telstra a message via their generic “contact us” box on their website Friday afternoon, I think it’s pretty fantastic customer service. I can also get a free reconnection apparently.
Afternoon
I got an email from TPG, who have also cancelled my internet, also retrospectively, refunded the difference, and waived the cancellation fee. I faxed them a letter asking them to cancel my plan on Friday afternoon, so kudos to them for also having fantastic customer service. No word from Origin Gas or Origin Electricity yet - both of whom I also faxed Friday.
Evening
Bronwen and I went for a walk through Toohey’s park, as part of my new get-fit plan, then had a nice Bronwen-cooked dinner, before bed.
Tuesday 8th February - Saffron: $134,900 a kilo
Morning
Traffic was quite bad, and I was ten minutes late for work. Bronwen rode her bike.
Evening
Bronwen and I went for a walk to Woolworths, partially for fitness, and partially to buy herbs. Saffron, it turns out, costs $1349 per 10 grams at Woolworths. Just think of how much a kilo would cost… and then wonder why people bother growing marijuana to sell? Or run gold mines? Seriously, grow saffron and join the ranks of the mega-rich! We then ordered pizza from Dominos - and sat and relaxed.
Midnight
Uh-oh, it do be tomorrow.
Wednesday 9th February - Trouble
Thursday 10th February - Blank
Friday 11th February - Sunnybank
Night
Sunnybank. So busy. So many cars. So many Asians. So many restaurants. Buzzing with activity. As busy as Indooroopilly on Boxing day!
Saturday 12th February - Bunnings, Govinda’s & Amanda’s
Morning
Bunnings to return fan controller and buy new one, which also didn’t work.
Afternoon
Govinda’s for lunch.
Night
Amanda’s for dinner, and socialising.
Sunday 13th February - Gasses Damaging to the Ozone Layer
Morning
I lazed about while Bronwen and her mum cleaned.
Afternoon
Drove to Maz’s - or his aunt’s technically - then to Nandos with Maz, then to Officeworks with Kieran and Maz, then up to Kieran’s, then back to Maz’s - and thus was the afternoon filled, with laughter and gasses damaging to the ozone layer.
Night
Drove to Bronwen’s parents’, got Bronwen, drove to Halim’s, got curry, ate curry, became satisfied, drove Maz back to his aunt’s, then Bronwen and myself home, and slept.