this is a good bar in Melbourne.
I recommend it.
Monday, July 24, 2006
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Sunday, July 16, 2006
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Reflecting
I was goign to try and make another short flick today called nicole walks through federation sqare to catch a tram but my camera ran out of batteries. Next time.
I believe I wrote a blog over a year ago about the powers of 10 movie. Well, in fed square today there was an exhibition on it. Which is a bit of a coincidence because I was talking about it the other day.
Sorry, that was a boring thing to write.
I'll come up with something more amusing:
Computer games don't affect kids. If Pacman would have affected us as children, we would now run around in darkened rooms, munching pills and listening to repetetive music.
I'm scared of ghosts too. And I think fruit gives me points and power.
I believe I wrote a blog over a year ago about the powers of 10 movie. Well, in fed square today there was an exhibition on it. Which is a bit of a coincidence because I was talking about it the other day.
Sorry, that was a boring thing to write.
I'll come up with something more amusing:
Computer games don't affect kids. If Pacman would have affected us as children, we would now run around in darkened rooms, munching pills and listening to repetetive music.
I'm scared of ghosts too. And I think fruit gives me points and power.
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Monday, July 10, 2006
Chinese Sustainablity
I had something today - maybe not an epiphany, but something. Maybe a realization.
Anyway, I received an invitation to apply for the Asia-Pacific Leadership Program on Environment and Sustainable Development in Shanghai today. After seeing the cost as $2000 excluding airfare, I'm probably not going to apply.
But that wasn't my something. So I was reading the material wondering how China can portray itself as the leader of Environment and Sustainability in the Asia Pacific without any hint of flawed reasoning (I don't think that's the expression I want either.)
Anyway, the something I had was that this must be how people feel about America when we hold similar conferences. Pretty much, "God you're full of shit."
Anyway, I received an invitation to apply for the Asia-Pacific Leadership Program on Environment and Sustainable Development in Shanghai today. After seeing the cost as $2000 excluding airfare, I'm probably not going to apply.
But that wasn't my something. So I was reading the material wondering how China can portray itself as the leader of Environment and Sustainability in the Asia Pacific without any hint of flawed reasoning (I don't think that's the expression I want either.)
Anyway, the something I had was that this must be how people feel about America when we hold similar conferences. Pretty much, "God you're full of shit."
Tuesday, July 04, 2006
Friday, June 16, 2006
Thursday, June 15, 2006
the devoted few
hooty hoo hoo!!! i'm in america. vicky is blogging so i am too. i had a bit to drink tonight. i'm at josh's. i want to spell it joshes.
this makes no sense. fuckigna . boring.
i had a point to this. i don't remember what. something about life and what not.
saw an inconvenient truth. not bad.
we're all going to hell.
wait, i don't really believe it. ashes to asheas, dust to dust.
this makes no sense. fuckigna . boring.
i had a point to this. i don't remember what. something about life and what not.
saw an inconvenient truth. not bad.
we're all going to hell.
wait, i don't really believe it. ashes to asheas, dust to dust.
Monday, May 29, 2006
Okay, so the widget works, but 2 annoying things. There appears to be some wierd A squiggle thing after paragraphs, and I can't put on a title. Is it worth it? Possibly.
As you can see by my flickr photos, I've done some stuff. I went and saw some animals 2 weekends ago. Australian animals. Cool.
I went to a ball because I was peer pressured into it. For the Master's course I'm doing here, an MA in International Development and Environmental Analysis - MIDEA. That's what the ball was for. My dress was too big and kept slipping down. That's why I had the scarf on all night, to protect my boobies.
We went and saw my friend Steve spin at a cool bar afterwards. I had a drink called absinthe minded - guess what's in that. I was pretty drunk. Adam wasn't very drunk. So we left reasonable early, but Steve had stopped spinning anyway.
I didn't do much this past weekend. I went and ate Jamaican food on Friday. It was good. Goat and curry. And sticky date pudding, which is actually Australian, not Jamaican.
I just realized another annoying thing, this editor doesn't let you write much.
I also drew on my bed this weekend. In pencil. I'm not sure if I like it enough to ink it over.
Oh right, and my assignments...
As you can see by my flickr photos, I've done some stuff. I went and saw some animals 2 weekends ago. Australian animals. Cool.
I went to a ball because I was peer pressured into it. For the Master's course I'm doing here, an MA in International Development and Environmental Analysis - MIDEA. That's what the ball was for. My dress was too big and kept slipping down. That's why I had the scarf on all night, to protect my boobies.
We went and saw my friend Steve spin at a cool bar afterwards. I had a drink called absinthe minded - guess what's in that. I was pretty drunk. Adam wasn't very drunk. So we left reasonable early, but Steve had stopped spinning anyway.
I didn't do much this past weekend. I went and ate Jamaican food on Friday. It was good. Goat and curry. And sticky date pudding, which is actually Australian, not Jamaican.
I just realized another annoying thing, this editor doesn't let you write much.
I also drew on my bed this weekend. In pencil. I'm not sure if I like it enough to ink it over.
Oh right, and my assignments...
Alright, I'm going to see if this widget works, and if it does, MSGFX will have a come back. Mostly because I'm too lazy to open my webpage and edit the blog through the proper editor, and now I can just do it on my widgest. IF this works.
I have all my assignements due in the next two days. I think they're pretty much done, but I'm still goinng to procrastinate.
And, I don't even think I've blogged about what I'm doing anyway...
I have all my assignements due in the next two days. I think they're pretty much done, but I'm still goinng to procrastinate.
And, I don't even think I've blogged about what I'm doing anyway...
Saturday, April 01, 2006
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
ciggies for health
The Chinese - always so innovative...
I swear to god, one day I'll actually write a real post in this blog again. I think about it sometimes, but then something comes up.
I swear to god, one day I'll actually write a real post in this blog again. I think about it sometimes, but then something comes up.
Friday, March 17, 2006
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
comm games
So the Commonwealth Games are here in Melbourne (or about to start, I'm not entirely sure because I, like most the world, could really care less.) Anyway, if most of you are like me, and didn't realize that there actually were Commonwealth Games, there are. They're a chance for all the countries in the world that share Queen Elizabeth as their monarch to compete against each other. Or, as I like to think, a chance for all the countries that didn't just get medals in the Olympics to now compete for them. Of course, I haven't been able to tell anyone here that...
So anyway, Melboure is pretty excited about this. I was in the city this weekend and it almost felt like I was back in China. They had crossing guards at every light, holding the crowds back and directing them to cross at the correct time. The only difference was, they didn't have whistles, they smiled, and there is absolutely no need for them because everyone patiently waits at the crosswalk here and doesn't shove, cut and throw each other aside to cross the road.
Australia really is a cute country.
So one of the big controversies surrounding these games is that Melbourne has opted not to play 'God Save the Queen' at the ceremonies. This makes no sense. As I believe I wrote earlier, these games are a chance for all the countries in the world that share Queen Elizabeth as their monarch to compete against each other. I mean, the only thing the Commonwealth shares in common is the fact that they were all former colonies that opted against revolution from the English and, as a result, now have the same Queen (and yet somehow aren't colonies?) It's backwards, but if you're going to have an entire event surrounding this bond, you should probably recognize the one thing that ties you all together.
God Save that Queen.
So anyway, Melboure is pretty excited about this. I was in the city this weekend and it almost felt like I was back in China. They had crossing guards at every light, holding the crowds back and directing them to cross at the correct time. The only difference was, they didn't have whistles, they smiled, and there is absolutely no need for them because everyone patiently waits at the crosswalk here and doesn't shove, cut and throw each other aside to cross the road.
Australia really is a cute country.
So one of the big controversies surrounding these games is that Melbourne has opted not to play 'God Save the Queen' at the ceremonies. This makes no sense. As I believe I wrote earlier, these games are a chance for all the countries in the world that share Queen Elizabeth as their monarch to compete against each other. I mean, the only thing the Commonwealth shares in common is the fact that they were all former colonies that opted against revolution from the English and, as a result, now have the same Queen (and yet somehow aren't colonies?) It's backwards, but if you're going to have an entire event surrounding this bond, you should probably recognize the one thing that ties you all together.
God Save that Queen.
Sunday, March 12, 2006
sf
I am a San Francisco girl!
American Cities That Best Fit You: |
70% San Francisco |
65% Los Angeles |
65% San Diego | >
65% Washington, DC |
50% Chicago |
Thursday, March 09, 2006
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