This is mr Lincoln Augustus, first second cousin of...

This is mr Lincoln Augustus, first second cousin of Holymagiman

Another warm Wednesday morning here in Kingston, and there is nothing much to do, so we are just sitting here breakfasting and watching those waves wash in.

guess things have not been so calm of recent times, seeing as how the police have come alooking for Coke over and over again at our house. They searched the house all over, from top to toe, looking for that Coke, and finally settled for a sanswich box of the Numba One instead.

So no more Coke, for Coke is bad, and the best of the best just stick to the Numba Ones and us and the family.

And we have been chatting awhile this morning and things do definitely look bright, for the sun is shining and that is always a good sign.

Looks like they finally got that Mr Gill on board, and that is looking real good. Especially as Metgasco , on 9th June talked about "the Kingfisher conventional gas field, recently discovered by Metgasco." It gives us a great calm to be hearing such words, for now it is not a matter of if it is a field but rather how big a field it is.

So it is interesting to see that Mr Gill's main forte is a "focus on power generation, energy trading and risk management and energy retailing to large customers."

And Mr Nicholas heath the new chairman adds "He is joining the Board at a critical time in Metgascos evolution as we move from exploration into development. Lens experience in the power and infrastructure sectors will be invaluable as the company moves forward.

Now, Holymagiman is not very good in English, as you may or may not have gathered by now, but he is pretty good at reading between the lines and finding out that two plus two is not necessarily five.

I guess there are quite a few qho are running a bit impatient, but that is the name of the game sometimes. But Holy has been having some vivid dreams and who knows what to make of them???

And then one has to consider why a company that is extremely tight in expenditure, always striving to save a buck, would be appointing a new appointee. Why, this company is so tight that it would make the proverbial Scotsman blush in embarrassment. So why would they appoint someone unless he was vital to the scheme of things/

And we see that the pieces are falling into place pretty smartly into place. The family is of the opinion that the awaited report on Kingfisher should be out in the next couple of days, the Richmond valley Power station has been given the long awaited approval and the company has appointed a new director with experience in power generation, gas storage and gas and electricity contracting and trading.

And we, of course, will be in the ride as the "company moves forward", and we look forward to our 52 shares enjoying the trip very much.

But we have to rrun, for there are goats to be killed and chickens to be plucked and Dooubting Thomases to be skewered, for we are having a big dinner today.

Blessing of the Lord
MLA