Editorial
I’m going for a subtle, minimalist end to the 1900s for this newsletter. I’ll leave the big party extravaganza to the TROG editors.
Irritating question of year: What are you doing at New Year? Joanna and I will be looking after a two-week old (we’re buying a trampoline if it’s late)! We’ll look after extra kids for $300 each on the night!
With baby joy-bundle et al, I’ll be passing up the opportunity to edit this lovely newsletter next year. Right now is your chance! Nominate yourself and come to the half AGM (22nd of Sept). Even if you miss this date, make yourself heard. There was once two newsletter editors and you could be one of them. Heck, if the club gets incorporated, you will really be able to go to town (not that I would but no personal liability for the editor sounds good).
I certainly enjoyed the experience of being on committee. Free chips and tomato sauce at committee meetings! (is this information confidential?) I learned a lot and improved my skills (that’s why every newsletter is different!). I’d like a career with more creativity involved and this newsletter will help that move.
Goodbye all. I haven’t seen as much of you as I’d like and I have no idea where my life will end up in 2000. I can say that I will be having interesting new adventures.
-=B.