'Ready For Anything' is the story of a young nursing sister, born in the small town of Guyra in Northern New South Wales, who in 1939 travelled to the far off Kimberley region of Western Australia to open a new Australian Inland Mission Hospital. She married a Kimberley cattleman and spent sixty-five years enduring the heat and hardships of the times, much of it on a million acre cattle station near Derby. Tales of Margaret's endurance, wry humour and forthright manner combine to make this a believable and entertaining account of a life well spent in an outback Australia that is fast disappearing.