[Daphne – Take care, or they’ll put duty on blogs: 0.01 cent per hit.]

It is obvious that you are a pro-active person, no one doubts that! But please, prior to partonising others and boasting about how hard you work, you should perhaps know that I work from 5:00am till 1:00am almost every day, this website being one of the few distractions and that is a sincere compliment.

Like you, I have an objective in life, although of a different nature, and nothing to do with politics.

In my case, it is that of making my business the best in the Med area in ten years’ time.

By the way, I have not left school yet, and never will. I do not think that you have either (no sarcasm intended). Learning, be it at school or elsewhere should be a continous process, an integral part of life.

Cheers Daphne and happy work!

On to my business.

[Daphne – Tell us what you’re working at; I’m curious.]

So you refused to work for MaltaToday, and yet you have no problems in now working for MaltaStar, get your priorities right, Daphne!

[Daphne – Sweetheart, I may have many shortcomings, but missing the wood for the trees is not one of them. Part of my work involves spotting the wood for people and organisations who can’t see it themselves. In fact, I could work wonders with your Labour Party and would turn it around in a matter of months, without any kumitati and sotto-kumitati and ghaqdiet ta’ konsulenti. But that would involve sacking people and bringing in others, and a change of mentality and I don’t like your faces anyway, so that’s out. I don’t have comrades. Mario Vella, Evarist Bartolo and Alfred Sant had comrades. I have enough income to pay the bills at the end of the month because I work like a dog and don’t clock in at 9am and clock off at 5pm, leaving my work at my desk and not thinking about it until the next day. It’s called initiative. You should try it sometime. I left school at 17 and used my brains thereafter.]

Sheets of A4 paper are consuming Maltese citizens! If we are lucky enough they might just decimate Joey il-bidwi and the rest of his cronies. Stuff like this just makes my day.

….they cannot survive the crunch and would be laying off workers and working hours.

and

…electricity bills are eating up the income of the majority of the Maltese people.

makes me doubt….

[Daphne – Makes you doubt? What you’ve just told us is that the people at Maltstar.com are avidly keeping track of this blog and using me as a proof-reader. I copied and pasted the text direct from their website yesterday, which means they changed it when they realised people were laughing at them. GLAD TO BE OF SERVICE, KURT! Hilarious.]