Some days, I would go into the bathroom and I could swear that I could smell her shampoo. Sometimes I would be sitting down in front of the TV and fin... something so funny that I would turn to her favorite easy chair to say something to her, only to find it empty. My daughter was the one who finally convinced me that I needed to move out of the house we had lived in for the last 10 years and try to start over in a new area. She was right. I had tried to work the same job, drive the same car, and. Didn't Suzy beat you six-two, six-two in the semi?"Katie sipped her wine and giggled. "Yes, Suzy's game has much improved lately. I'm so happy for her." You deserved to win that match," said Jane. "It didn't bother you to lose to Suzy?" Of course not," giggled Katie, who took another sip of wine. "Suzy's my best friend!" Turning to Suzy, Katie said, "And you must make room for nightlife, Suzy. How often do you get to go to New York?"Suzy glanced oddly at her friend. "How many of those have you. After studying hard all through high school and taking summer sessions all through college and med school, he opened his own clinic to practice psychiatry just outside of the downtown area. He treated all types of patients, from children to the elderly with equal measure and great zeal, causing his reputation to grow quickly amongst the sickly. It grew so fast in fact he had to turn people away at odd times – and that’s with putting in 12- to 14-hour days – something he definitely did not. That's what Australia Day is about.So, if that's what it's about, why am I afraid to let my family out on Australia Day? Why do I keep us hiding inside when the weather outside is glorious? I'll tell you why. It's because of the colour of my skin, the shape of my face. It doesn't matter that I live here, that I've grown up here, that the only language I speak is English, that when I go to church, it's the Baptist church down the road, that I've never left Australia; no, none of those things.