Heather Duplessy-Allen

Because I think that this was admin I outsourced without realizing it.

So at some stage along the line, somebody must have said to me, go get a blood test.

And then they would have included like, look at her, look at if she's got enough or has she got enough iron?

Is she postnatal diabetic or whatever it is?

And then in there, they would have been like blood type.

And I just think no one thought to tell me.

And that's okay.

I don't mind because I just text my mum and it's O positive.

It is amazing, isn't it?

Mums, I'll bet you most mums, and as I say this as a mum, when you have the baby, you don't think, geez, I'm going to be answering stupid questions about their blood when they're in their 40s.

I think that at least by the 40s, they've already taken some responsibility for themselves.

Now, I have an apology that I have to issue to Auckland Transport because the light pole situation has taken something of a twist.

And it turns out,

It's not Auckland Transport's fault.

And when I said yesterday that, oh, Auckland Transport, when did they get so stupid?

Not them, somebody else.

Who though?

Who could it possibly be?

Why is the light pole there?

So many questions.