Rubber Ducky, You're the One

I just spent a fabulous half-hour looking at the blog posts my colleagues have made. Wow, you guys! You're amazing! I wasn't sure what to write about in this blog, but then I looked up and saw the rubber ducks on top of the bookshelf. As some of my colleagues at Central know, I've been collecting these for a few years. Actually, they sort of collected themselves! I told a friend that I liked them, so she gave me one. Then another friend did the same, and before long I ended up with dozens of ducks of all descriptions! I have pirate ducks, devil ducks, plush ducks and miniature ducks. I have ducks that sing and dance, ducks that light up when you put them in water, a duck squirt-gun and duck-scissors that quack when you cut things.

In this blog I'll tell you about a few of the ducks that have joined my collection over the years. I like their bright colours and simple shapes, but mostly I like them because they remind me of the friends and colleagues who gave them to me--always with a smile.

(P.S. The duck-picture above is in the public domain. I found it in the Wikimedia Commons. Isn't it great?)