Archive for June, 2004



My voting station is directly across the street from my building. It couldn’t be more than 20m from my front door.

These are Mystery SMS. I have no idea who sent them, since there was no SenderID.
Here’s the videoclip of us downing the screech shots at last call at the Atlantic Trap & Gill, venue #3:

Attie Gail Book Club

Move over, Oprah! I’ve got a reading club, and they’re also my biggest fans!
I returned home from the House of Chaos, where I played with the twins, fresh back from their very first plane trip, from Maine. I also read a selection of the book-of-the-day favourites, according to Melissa.

My New Toy!!

There is a God, after all! And I work for him!
I went to the office today feeling like a wreck (same old, same old — not enough sleep), and after some chit chat in Kevin’s office, he said he had a little presentation for me. I was curious, but I’m presentationed-out with the volumes of [...]

After a short journal hiatus due to a wussy Aussie immune system, Stephen Savage is posting from Morocco again, this time some photos of impressive gorges and scenery that is out of this world (my part of the world, anyway). Steve, keep rocking the kasbah!
Oh, and he finished writing his BOOK, and it’s off to [...]

Flying Over Greenland

Beautiful!
Another ghastly-busy day, so I will post another photo from my trip. May 8, flight from London to Vancouver: ice and snow still in Greenland.

The Girls in Maine

L: Megan, R: Maribeth
Kitted out in matching green outfits, the twins are looking more and more alike as Maribeth catches up to Megan in weight. I think she’s still a couple of pounds lighter, but surprisingly they’re almost exactly the same length.

I was told on Sunday that their big sister Melissa was a poised flower [...]

Jorgen, in his favourite activity.
Man, am I ever busy today. So I’ll add more text to this later.
I’m not actually taking scuba diving lessons at the moment, but I’ve already got an instructor lined up. See, not only is Jorgen a seasoned diving instructor of 35 years, but we have the most interesting discussions about [...]

Tomfoolery

Sepia is only a little less scary, but still too scaryfor small children and animals.
It’s Mud Mask Week, OK? Like I’d do this for the blog?!? Pffffftttt! I got a lot of comments about cucumbers, as you can imagine.

Hairy Monday

OK, so it’s Monday morning, and I’m posting some news-lite. Someone who might need a haircut sometime, or at least some conditioner, as Kevin C. pointed out to me this morning.




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