AUSTRALIA TO HOST FIRST EVER REDHEAD PRIDE RALLY
Gingers, family and friends of gingers, and plain-old ginger enthusiasts, rejoice! Aussies are finally getting their very own Ginger Pride Rally to bask in the glory of our copper-haired friends.
Hosted by Buderim Ginger on April 16th at Federation Square in Melbourne from 10.30am, the public rally calls for all redheads to come together and for the first-time ever in Australia, to celebrate Ginger Pride.
The inaugural festival will see redheads take back their identity as they meet with fellow gingers and armed with flags and signs march for Ginger Pride, congratulating each other on quite literally sporting the rarest, most spectacular genes in the world.
Why? Because let’s face it, being a ginger at school wasn’t a walk in the park for anyone.
Buderim Ginger Marketing Manager Jacqui Price says, “It’s no secret that gingers are used to being teased for their flaming locks and freckles, experiencing unfair prejudice and misrepresentation since the dark ages. And it’s time we say ENOUGH!”
“Modelled on the highly successful Redhead Marches and related gatherings already happening in countries around the world, Australia will be the next to step up with its own Rally and finally celebrate the beauty of being a redhead.”
Hahahaaaa, good marketing ploy by Buderim Ginger!
Hubs loves a natural redhead. Reckons she has to have a GG bust!
I'm neither 
Wesley is certainly feeling right at home now ... 
Roars up and down the corridor shouting and hollering and, of course, is in the "crazy kitten" stage where silly athlectics come into play, chasing shadows, and generally insisting on climbing into every cupboard at warp speed! He really is going to be quite a busy cat!
The Burmese is beginning to take an interest now, nose to nose today with just a minor cluck and gobble, so far so good!
Wesley will be going to Star Fleet Academy (of course) when he's old enough!
What a broad chest Wesley has.....ready to pounce .........either to the right or left.
Talking about the Academy already? Not being a tad pushy are you?
DEB
You have to enrol these students for Star Fleet cadet school even before they're born Lloyds, otherwise, they may not get a placement ... there is such a huge demand ... 
Thanks Debra xx Gary was rescued as a dumped cat 12 years ago and he really landed on his feet. We'll never forget him.
Wesley is settling in really well, quite a little gentleman, is already retracting his claws and love to be hugged.
He must have the loudest 'shout' of any kitten that size though and knows exactly when feed times are .... 
..... he becomes a wolf!
He has a really strange little 'smile' Stawks, his mouth is 'wide' so when he gets 'that' look on his face he's hilarious.
Off to the pet shop now to get some new cat scratch poles to strategically place around the house. Not that he's destructive, he isn't, but needs more to leap around on ...
