Cut your teeth and breezed on to another brother's fickle ways.
Well, shock and awe. It has been a month since my last update.
Lately work has been challenging for all the wrong reasons. I got a big hit of surprise frustration when someone decided to bring emotions into something that should be cold and logical. It shouldn't have bothered me as much as it did, but here we are.
Since the beginning of time international business travel has been mentioned. Now, they've finally delivered. For two weeks in April I will be travelling Sydney->Singapore->London->Hong Kong->Sydney. At a cost to the company that could feed the children of Africa for a year. I don't think I'll be able to get myself back to carbon neutral. I will offset my carbon emissions by not trimming the ivy in the garden for a month. It's the least I can do.
I'm giddy as a schoolgirl about the Asus 9" EEEPC. Load it up with Windows XP, solder in a GPS and DVB-T Tuner. Use all the free internet you get in hostels with the built-in WIFI. 100% cooler than the competition. My soldering iron craves modification candy.
October to November this year I'll be taking paid leave and travelling around Europe with my lovely girl, v3nu5. I close my eyes for a second and I'm a month closer to leaving. It's scary how quickly things creep up on you.
Justin has decided to move to the UK so I need to find a new place to live. I've started packing all my things in boxes to make the inevitable move easier. I arrive back from Hong Kong on the 19th of April and I need to move out by the 28th. I would really like to live in Glebe again. It's green and pretty. You can walk to things. Coffee is only moments away. If anyone has a spare room in Glebe around that time, give me a yell. I'm friendly, employed, clean, non-smoking and I won't fuck your shit up. I might even fix your computer.
Most useless eBay item EVAAAR! Send us stuff worth money and we'll send you velcro. I guess you can't blame them for trying.
Deb's doing a pole routine as part of Mela Dolce in Katoomba on the 22nd. I encourage any who likes alcohol and ladies to attend. If the last show was anything to go by, this should be a fantastic night.
[Song of the day: Elbow - Coming Second]
Lately work has been challenging for all the wrong reasons. I got a big hit of surprise frustration when someone decided to bring emotions into something that should be cold and logical. It shouldn't have bothered me as much as it did, but here we are.
Since the beginning of time international business travel has been mentioned. Now, they've finally delivered. For two weeks in April I will be travelling Sydney->Singapore->London->Hong Kong->Sydney. At a cost to the company that could feed the children of Africa for a year. I don't think I'll be able to get myself back to carbon neutral. I will offset my carbon emissions by not trimming the ivy in the garden for a month. It's the least I can do.
I'm giddy as a schoolgirl about the Asus 9" EEEPC. Load it up with Windows XP, solder in a GPS and DVB-T Tuner. Use all the free internet you get in hostels with the built-in WIFI. 100% cooler than the competition. My soldering iron craves modification candy.
October to November this year I'll be taking paid leave and travelling around Europe with my lovely girl, v3nu5. I close my eyes for a second and I'm a month closer to leaving. It's scary how quickly things creep up on you.
Justin has decided to move to the UK so I need to find a new place to live. I've started packing all my things in boxes to make the inevitable move easier. I arrive back from Hong Kong on the 19th of April and I need to move out by the 28th. I would really like to live in Glebe again. It's green and pretty. You can walk to things. Coffee is only moments away. If anyone has a spare room in Glebe around that time, give me a yell. I'm friendly, employed, clean, non-smoking and I won't fuck your shit up. I might even fix your computer.
Most useless eBay item EVAAAR! Send us stuff worth money and we'll send you velcro. I guess you can't blame them for trying.
Deb's doing a pole routine as part of Mela Dolce in Katoomba on the 22nd. I encourage any who likes alcohol and ladies to attend. If the last show was anything to go by, this should be a fantastic night.
[Song of the day: Elbow - Coming Second]