I'm a little overwhelmed!

Today we both got stuck into social media for most of the day in amongst the normal things of life that we had to do.

We do have a volunteer PA named Emmie ( Hi Emmie) and she has put a fire up our backsides and boy oh boy I am feeling very overwhelmed at the moment.

We are trying to systemise things and it is just a horror carnival ride from hell.

But we are learning, and in the end, we will be more organised.

I had some news from Maitland Gaol today about something that we have been trying to organise for the last month or two.

The news came through that the 'thing' has been approved by Council.

So stage two is a huge amount of planning.

This 'thing' is very exciting - just saying. ( more to come once we are allowed to tease you).

Anne found out she has an issue with plumbing that is going to cost her a few thousand dollars to fix, that's after she had to spend a LOT of money to fix the side of her house that was exposed when the new neighbours decided to renovate and extend their house.

I cracked my windscreen ( probably a rogue tree branch) and have to get that fixed.

We have a wedding to added this coming weekend.

That of Issac Butterfield ( aka the Buttsmarn) and Clare his fiancé.

We have become friends with these two gorgeous souls ever since we began doing filming with them for the "Devil's Advocate" series on his YouTube channel.

He called us the 'ghost grannies' and I hate that tag.

Anne likes it.

See, we don't agree on everything!!!!

Till next time.

Stay Spooky.

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