Better Day Today

 My 'problem child' client was not in today so we all had a fairly chilled day - went for morning tea in the bush where I got native 'soap', to taste sap (chewy) and to try 'sweet tree' (I didn't ask).

The dog came with us, he was out of sorts this morning, so I took him in with me. He was 'Ehh...' most of the day but came good in the afternoon.

I fully expect to get yelled at tomorrow for not answering my phone/waiting around for the 'problem child' client - but the reality is we are not going to sit around waiting for one person who may or may not turn up.

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