I did a bad thing
I had a tanty rage at an umpire last night. They were bad to the point of worthless, with poor decisions and even worse interaction with the players. Arrogant and … Continue reading
Fabulous at 50 – why I’m the same but different
I’ve always worked with technology, well from way back when. Data entry learnt me to type, and I learnt to type on a T15 telex machine and could at one … Continue reading
I’d be annoyed if I’ve run out of things to say then
Not that I worry about not being able to keep it up or anything but if’n you’re going to do it at least try to do it well, they said. So … Continue reading
Build a Bridge – get over it.
Toll roads are contentious. Nobody want to pay to drive. Driving is a right. Unalienable, god-given right. I can drive anywhere at any time. I can even use my … Continue reading
Grrr, Vodafone people.
Angry much ? We changed our Telecom account to a Vodafone account. Which was easy as. Fill in a form, flash your ID, and voila like magic you have your … Continue reading
The great banana drama
The corporate workplace has a pretty generous healthy outlook. We’re provided with breakfast cereals, jams, bread and fruit. The fruit monitor fell into the role by meer dint that they … Continue reading
Watching
So this time we’re hiding in plain sight, in the sun, with the other parents, but this time she’s a player not an umpire.
Waiting on a Macbook Air
I’ve talked myself into needing one. Just the entry-level one, despite them being 2 or 3 times more expensive than a notebook computer. It’s about weight, and in philipworld I’d use … Continue reading
Kathmandu how I’m annoyed at you
Daughter invested in a $450 khathmandu jacket, when I say she I mean “I”. It gets a lot of use on cold mornings, between games, and in the waiting around … Continue reading
The Simple Life
We have a simple house. We don’t have clutter, we have few trinkets and nick nacks. What we tend to have is less things that are slightly more expensive. Which … Continue reading
The sport of watching sport
I watch my daughter at hockey. Shes progressed through the years aand plats a respectable level for a decent club, in fact premier Womens level. The game today was marred … Continue reading
Anti Vax nonsense
The “Immunisation Awareness Society Inc” is like the anti-abortion pro-life nonsense They aren’t promoting a choice or information they are spreading gossip, innuendo and mis-information based on scare tactics, half-truths … Continue reading
Losing your mother
Not like at the mall or anything, or in a carpark, but the death of a parent. In context I left the UK in 1987 and spent a goodly amount … Continue reading
The Story So far
I like the idea that the last post from me was a couple weeks ago, or december, whatever Much has happened in such a short space of time I became … Continue reading
A life just as ordinary 