6 more sleeps, photo shoot and a private case

Today is one day closer....

I know.

I have already said that but it's true.

I cannot wait to leave now and stop running around.

I worked in the shop at WITCH AND WILLOW AT WARNERS BAY until about 3pm.

I have to thank Kellie so much - we are facing a lot of costs involved with my husbands health issues and are really in a bad spot financially so when she offered me two days a week I grabbed it with much gratefulness.

I am hoping that at some point this year I can really get onto another level financially as it's been really tough for us.

Then after work I went straight to NEWCASTLE LIVE RADIO studio for a photo shoot as they have changed their branding and are now really starting to promote the radio station.

Everyone in the studio was getting head shots, not just us, and it was a lot of fun. I do absolutely hate having my photograph taken. I have never really liked being in front of the camera, but I chose this road so now I have to pull on my big girl panties and feel ok about being out of my comfort zone.

Anne, on the other hand, is a natural.

That took us to about 5pm and we jumped in our cars to get home and change and head out again to a private case we are dealing with which is turning out to be rather interesting. This one involves things happening in the house that are really very, very strange and after today's visit I cannot put my finger on what is going on.

This is one that has really intrigued me and I need more time to look into this one. The strange phenomena are similar to poltergeist type stuff and I will definitely be getting into this case more. Anne and I have told the family to journal what is happening and when so we can look at each incident more closely.

Then on the way home we went through KFC drive through and the young server went nuts when he saw us. It was a fan - girl moment with him screaming OH, MY GOD... ITS ANNE AND RENATA!

He asked for a selfie which of course he got and we fussed over him.

Bless him - I think we giggled at that for half the trip home.

This was my day.

Tomorrow is a little simpler and I will hopefully get some packing done.

To those who support me:

Thank you https://www.witchandwillow.com.au/

Thank you https://newcastlelive.com.au/radio/

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