Working Away

So I have been working away for the last 10 days, in the north of WA, and now it's my turn to see what it's like for Aaron.

The days are long, the work is demanding (maybe not physically, but mentally definately), and while every day is varied and different, there's also a sense of every day being the same. Wake up, breakfast, drive to work, work...work...work...lunch. Work...work...work... Go back to camp. Dinner. Watch some TV. Bed at 8.30, to start all over again the next morning.

I'm only doing this for four weeks with a three day break in the middle, and I find it hard. How Aaron does this every day... with no breaks... for FOUR MONTHS... I have no idea.

It gives me a whole new appreciation for how determined, focussed and hard-working he is!

And also, I'm pretty lucky.

Lucky to have a great job in the city, to be able to work and live in Australia, and most of all, lucky to have a husband who is so willing to go out there and get stuck in and do a really hard job... for us.