Happy Monday :)

Good morning all! Happy Monday! Good weekend? Mine was busy, busy, busy as usual but good, good, good at the same time. Spent Saturday afternoon curling my sister's beautiful long blonde locks and doing her makeup for her last ever school ball (will post pictures tomorrow), then stayed to watch the All Blacks beat the Wallabies (again), winning the Bledisloe Cup (again) with my parents. Was kinda weird saying "I should go home now" once the game was over, but a cool feeling all the same.
Yesterday I wrote some of my novel! Which led to a discussion about grenades, cannons and landmines with dad and Joshua last night when we had my family round for dinner. Very excited to be making some headway, and it's all thanks to the wonderful comments on this post from you lovely people. I've also promised a friend in America I will send him part one of my novel at the end of the year, so I'm getting it done man!

Those Americans and their conspiracies

I thought this was interesting. It's a new book seeking to explain a new theory about what really happened in 1947 at Roswell. I love the Roswell story and I've always been a believer - maybe because I was a die-hard fan of the TV show when I was a teenager. But I also went to Roswell in 2008 and visited the museum, which was very interesting. The thing I found most fascinating was a material that looked like tin foil (or aluminium foil for those Americans who are reading) that was found at the crash site - it was as thin as tin foil, but it was virtually unbendable (if that's a word).

So this book, Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret Military Base, is a new theory that it was not a spacecraft carrying aliens that landed in Roswell that day, but rather a Russian spacecraft with "grotesque, child-size aviators" developed in human experiments by Nazi doctor and war criminal Josef Mengele.

Weird huh?

See the full story here on Stuff