From the monthly archives: September 2004
Continuing in my spirit of campaigning, here’s another good cause. The Family First political party needs volunteers come election day (9th October) to man booths. I don’t think there’s too much involved, badges, T-shirts, voting cards and a minimum of 4 hours on a Saturday. And that is all I know about it. [...]
Yuchun has done it. He’s gone and gotten himself an iguana. What happened to the good ol’ days when pets were dogs and cats and fish and if you really wanted to be unique you got yourself mice? Or even colourful chicks. Speaking of which, did any of you hear stories about how the Japanese [...]
In true holiday spirit, I had me a little day trip today.
Out of the house by 10.30, went by uni’s Architecture Building to drop off a letter at the post office – a letter which, believe it or not, is addressed to Melbourne Uni (I actually don’t know why I did that, but [...]
You guys are sick…
You can practically see the lit-up eyes and the drool forming at the mention of a picture. I’ll bet it was mostly because I said my sister looked and it and declared she was going to be sick too. We study this fascination with gross-ness in cinema studies. Except [...]
To you who SMS-ed, called, or posted messages on my chat thingy,
Thank you for your concern.
I’m surprised and touched at the amount of well-wishes I’ve received.
To you who were with me in Hotham,
Thank you for constantly watching out for me.
I had a great time.
To the ski patrol [...]
The rush of setting up lights, sound system and props. The thrill of doing each other’s hair and makeup. The laughter as each emerges costumed and changed. The panic of not being able to get the lights in place, of not being able to get the sound working properly, when we realize there’s only [...]
I was using SBS as background noise for my reading last night when it distracted me. That is totally not what background noises are supposed to do, but that’s besides the point.
The programme on was Dateline, and it was about this Canadian citizen who’d been deported to Syria by the United States for [...]
I’ve been wanting to blog for the past couple of days. But suddenly, I find myself swamped with a ton of work I didn’t see coming, and the prospect of leaving Melbourne as early as the last day of semester (ie the last week of October). Just thinking about it overwhelms me. Will I [...]
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