The Road Home
“She was greeted by thirty-odd pink and grey galahs that flew down from the large salmon gum tree as she shut her door. They squawked and dived around her head, then flew back up to the gum tree on the other side of the driveway. They were loud and raucous but it was a sound of home and she welcomed it.
Poor Millie looked like airbags had gone off inside her – every window strained with bits and pieces from Lara’s city life. Some things she’d brought she’d probably never use or need, like ma...ny of her clothes and shoes, but her computer was new and it would be better than the old, clapped-out one Noah was still using. She planned to spend the next week going over the farm to get a grip on how it ran, and transferring the books onto her computer. Although the Agrimaster program was new to her, she was confident with the book work. The practical farm work was going to provide the toughest learning curve. She was relying on Noah to ease her into it. She didn’t know if she could handle cleaning up flyblown sheep, or the horrible job of mulesing.MoreLess
Poor Millie looked like airbags had gone off inside her – every window strained with bits and pieces from Lara’s city life. Some things she’d brought she’d probably never use or need, like ma...ny of her clothes and shoes, but her computer was new and it would be better than the old, clapped-out one Noah was still using. She planned to spend the next week going over the farm to get a grip on how it ran, and transferring the books onto her computer. Although the Agrimaster program was new to her, she was confident with the book work. The practical farm work was going to provide the toughest learning curve. She was relying on Noah to ease her into it. She didn’t know if she could handle cleaning up flyblown sheep, or the horrible job of mulesing.MoreLess
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