We flew firstly to Perth so David could deliver a talk, then flew out to Johannesburg, where we met with our South African Licensee Miki. She showed us around making sure we got the full experience including going to a drumming based musical performance with Trinity in the sling. 
It was incredibly loud, though she danced happily along for the first half and then final went to sleep through the second half.From South Africa we flew to London to present at our annual event for people who have trained using our Results methodology. We stayed in Notting Hill, and of course had the normal Australian reaction of being appalled by costs - a $10 cup of coffee etc. Carole, our UK manager, also took us boating on the Thames which was lovely.
We then flew to the States. We stayed at a friends summer house (Thanks Lisa Rubinstein) in upstate New York. 
We walked around in the beautiful forest and walked to the start of the Appalachian trail. It was truly incredible.David and I decided to be a bit cheeky and we took a photo (after many tries) that looked like Trinity was already standing at four months of age. We were still getting used to having a baby, learning not to think about her as a toy, and failing. Then it was back home to Sydney to focus on the business.
