So this new person wants to be my boss. I am not sure about how I feel about it all, she's already started to give me her work, and I'm battling to keep up... hey... it's tough at the top. So superflygirl broke up with her boyfriend on Saturday. He was a good kid, so it was a sad for him, but superflygirl has allot of work to do on her own emotional stability right now, so it's probably a good thing. She goes to her therapist for first session on Thursday, I can only think it will be good for her. So on that note, the woman who has no clue called Superflygirl's mother, phoned superflygirl's ex-boyfriend of just a few days to tell him that she will not return his phone to him (the one she was supposed to use for one week, but has kept for a month already), and will give it back to him next week or so. Superflygirl is paranoid she sells it or something, and leaves her in another position to explain her mom's actions away. She gets aggravated when we try talk about her mother, she gets aggravated when we suggest she has to go and see her. Are we wrong by trying to ensure she does the right thing by her mom when her mom obviously has no obligation to do the same by superflygirl? Anyway, I have a ram by the name of Spider. And yes, its male version of a sheep, not like computer RAM - and this ram of mine is pretty psycho. I'm scared of him, as his head is a weapon. So today I got home, and Spider and his clan had gotten out of their enclosure and invaded my garden, I had to sit in the car while he stood at my car door for half an hour. Eventually I put my car in reverse and manoeuvred so that I almost bumped him, and then herded them in reverse to a distance from the house. I could then safely get from my car to my front door. In the dark they don't see so well, so I was able to get them back onto their side of my farm by waving plastic packets in the air. Only then could I attend to my parrot and dogs. Caaarrraaazzzy.