Thursday 25 August 2016

Touch Me


"Ooooh just you try touch me!" squealed Minky in delight as I sat up in bed in the early morning hours trying eat a rusk dunked in coffee before having my medicine and sending out my CEO’s blog post to the entire company. Early mornings mean mistakes can creep in but Minky had other plans, plans that did not involve me getting out of bed, rather her plans involved me spending the day with her.

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