Working in a close knit community requires everyone to
contribute to the general running of the station. It is often said that the kitchen is the most
important place on station and everyone must do their best to keep the chefs
happy. To keep the chefs in a state of
contentment Casey station has been fortunate this summer to have two fantastic
ladies, Angela and Marie, to assist in the and to keep the station functioning
smoothly. These two have probably the
most demanding and thankless jobs on station and have well and truly earned the
title of “Domestic Goddesses”.
Ang and Ree
In addition to the goddesses everybody on station is
rostered on to be slushy for the day.
The job entails a general clean of the common areas on station, a few
dishes, some food preparation then a few more dishes. It is astounding how many pots two chefs can
go through when they are feeding up to one hundred people three times a
day. The best part of being on slushy
duty is that you also become the station’s music director, imposing your own
musical tastes across the station’s radio frequency.
Jarrod - Great chef, Fantastic bloke.
Feeding time begins.
At the end of my long day in the kitchen I stood back from
the sink, stretched my aching back and found a new appreciation of how much all
of the kitchen staff contributes to the successful running of our station. To Jarrod, Scott, Angela and Marie, thank you.
A mess with a view. Having breakfast admiring icebergs. Life is good.
