mirror mirror
Posted in the weather on Jan 25th, 2010 1 Comment »
Existential Question of the Day. Who did Shallow Hal see when he looked at himself in the mirror?
Archive for the 'the weather' Category
refreshingly uplifting
Posted in the weather on Jan 12th, 2010 1 Comment »
I’ve been meaning to upgrade my phone (a Nokia 8310) and get a set-top box for a while. Serendipitously, on the same day results of a study claiming that watching TV will shorten your life expectancy were released, my telco called offering a LCD television or a mini-notebook computer for free if I changed my […]
new fence
Posted in the weather on Nov 23rd, 2009 No Comments »
We have a new fence. It’s rather lovely and a huge improvement on its dilapidated predecessor. Hopefully another Learner driver won’t crash through it anytime soon.
look again
Posted in the weather on Nov 19th, 2009 2 Comments »
From a recent job advertisement.
“We are looking for a Senior Liberian with exposure to tertiary
educations to manage a small team within our North Sydney Campus
Library. The library covers areas such as Hospitality and Tourism,
Business and Communication, and Design.”
But apparently not spelling …
parallel blogoverse
Posted in the weather on Oct 25th, 2009 4 Comments »
Sometimes when I bump into someone from the Blog Feed in real life, I forget that I’ve just read or commented on one of their posts. In my head, there are two versions of the same person - the real world one, and the online one - and sometimes I forget they’re actually the same […]
profound
Posted in the weather on Oct 21st, 2009 2 Comments »
This is the promised profound blog post.
I left work early again today and was home by 5pm.
You may need to read between the lines to appreciate the profundity of that statement.
blackouts
Posted in the weather, family & friends on Oct 5th, 2009 1 Comment »
This evening during the glorious thunder and lightning storm, the power went out. Now, I love a blackout as much as the next person (assuming that person also likes blackouts) - it makes me feel all warm and nostalgic. As a kid, when the lights went out, Dad would dig out the kero lamps from […]