My dad and his mates all have bad backs but the carpet munchers don't- they call for another male crew to come help. I then started working in public health system and the place is infested with them in senior management.
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I think it would look modern and chic for her," she says. So there you have it, Clover, the situation is not critical - far from it - and although you have a lot on your plate, all you need to do is a little tweaking.
Perhaps you could take as your inspiration former prime minister Paul Keating, who was at least a sartorial saint when he was in office in all those Zegna suits. Even he has not been that complimentary of you saying you stand for "sandal-wearing, muesli-chewing, bike-riding pedestrians". He would probably never have come on so strongly if you had faced him in a sleek Alex Perry trouser suit or a perfectly draped dress and coat by Carla Zampatti. And do let me know if you need a good colourist for your hair.
During the past year I have had a great deal to do with this town's hairdressers and would be happy to make a recommendation. PS: Alex Perry also wants to know if we can have real trees covered with lights in the Pitt St mall this year at Xmas instead of the tragic tin ones.
So that was how I got involved. I started on the petitions and then I started [residents' action group] Redfern Community Concern and, of course, the rest is history. When we moved, the area was very rundown. Now the traffic has been calmed and the trees that were planted are grown and the playgrounds are full of parents and young children. There's a real buzz - it's wonderful. The time I spend with Peter is walking dogs.
We only have one at the moment, Bessie, she's a cross between a kelpie and a staffie, who needs a lot of walking. We walk regularly through Resch's Park to Moore Park. She's very energetic - she likes to round us up, she thinks we're cattle or sheep. He went on his first swing and had his first gelato, so it was all quite memorable.
With Harry and Sienna, who have just turned one as well, it's a bit hard to celebrate with them because they're in England. Town Hall, it's a most magnificent people's place. When I discovered some years ago that Town Hall had been very neglected - the wiring and infrastructure hadn't been replaced since the s - we closed Town Hall down for two years. We renewed it and used the opportunity to install state-of-the-art facilities. So now not only is it a very beautiful historical building, it's also a much sought-after venue.
When I'm swimming in [Andrew] Boy Charlton Pool in the saltwater and I'm looking up at the eucalyptus trees with cockatoos in them and then I'm looking out over the water to see the naval ships, I don't think there's anything much better than that. People are amused when I say that New Year's Eve and the celebrations are hard work for me.
But it's always a wonderful event, particularly the special children's event [the Lord Mayor's Picnic] we put on in the Botanic Gardens for children with a disability.
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