Monthly Archives: March 2004

For those that are interested in these kind of things, I still don’t know what’s going on as to where I’ll be in about 3 weeks. Chances are rising that I’ll be going back to Perth after Easter, but that’s … Continue reading →

After a nice 4 days off from work, it was almost refreshing to go back to work again today. That was short-lived though, as I was reminded of all the work that’s been piling up and for which I now … Continue reading →

My grandparents don’t understand much English, and so one of their favourite types of shows to watch are nature documentaries. Let the animals do the talking. Tonight over dinner (my grandma cooked again) we watched a documentary on the ABC … Continue reading →

The most popular question after, “How are you?” that my friends in Perth ask me is, “When are you coming back?”. That’s a very good question. Originally the plan was for me to come home in mid-April. As far as … Continue reading →

Taronga Zoo is arguably the most famous zoo in Australia. It’s probably a good thing that they’re building some new exhibits, because to be honest I was expecting a lot more. We went there yesterday, and spent a good 3 … Continue reading →

I think due to sheer volume of posts, Ness deserves a warm welcome to my little blog community. Now all we need is Dave’s sister and we’ll have the whole “Love Bucket” crew online

My grandparents arrived in Sydney last night. I’ve invited them here to stay with me for 8 days for a holiday. Have alarm bells gone off in anyone’s head yet? I think I must have turned off all those alarm … Continue reading →

My bum hurts. I’ve now been at work since 9:10am. It’s currently 1:06am. Obviously not all of it has been work, but I’ve still been sitting in this chair for most of that time. And I get to come in … Continue reading →

It’s always good to see another person blogging. My friend and colleague, Mark, has rejuvenated his blog, and started to blog a bit more regularly. While some blogs are filled with the goings-on of the world at large, some blogs … Continue reading →

Yesterday we went for all-you-can-eat yum cha. It’s a place called Silver Springs, on Hay Street, just behind the Capitol Theatre in Sydney. All-you-can-eat yum cha for $15.50. You’d think it’d be pretty average, but to our delight, most of … Continue reading →