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Wednesday, April 20th, 2005
3:46 pm	Last post Yes, indeedy, this is the last post I'm making on this particular blog, with no warning and no sign of a discontinuation. Much like most new dramas on free-to-air TV these days, really. I do kinda have a couple of reasons. Firstly, I'm thinking about starting up a new blog somewhere else. I've been with LJ for what I consider to be a while now. Secondly, I'm just ready to move on. You know, new stage of life and all that other bullshit. Although I'm not bullshitting about it. Also, I'm sick of using cyborgsnail as my username. I've had it ever since my MOSH days and it's getting kinda old. It's also a relic of the days when I was a huge comedy fan, etc etc. I'm not such a huge comedy fan anymore. I've gotten over the fact that I now have no more GNW recordings and I just erased my last Glass House tape last week to record Japanese Story. Music has long taken over for me as my main passion in life. Now I value more my dad's circa 60s music books than my Good News Week 2 book. Not to say that I don't like comedy anymore, I'll always enjoy it, but not as all-consumingly as I used to. Anyway, I don't like to be sentimental about these things. It's been fun, as it always is. -snail Current Mood: Closure Current Music: Jebediah - First Time (kinda ironic, eh?) (Comment on this)
Friday, April 15th, 2005
8:15 pm	toghuguvnigirhgirnvoaorighuorejnvqueiughiqgguwnuighuiqghuieng I had work today. And tomorrow I have to go in at 8:30 AM. Merda. (That's shit in Italian). Oh well. At least I'll be with the boy for most of the day, even if it is snatches of conversation from the other side of the dishie's bench. And I have my sundays back now. That's nice. Anyway onto the interesting news. Some guys are making a movie and their trailers and shit are in the parking lot next to the cafe (we're next to the beach). Apparently Susan Sarandon was in yesterday and she called again today but the kitchen was shut. Maybe she'll come tomorrow. The only famous person to have come in on my shift was some no-name neighbores/ho and away actor recognised by my soapie fan friend. -snail Current Mood: weary but alert Current Music: The Knack - My Sharona (Comment on this)
Wednesday, April 13th, 2005
11:12 pm	Oh Danny Bhoy... Fucking greatest show I've ever been to at the Festival (admittedly, I haven't been to many over the years, but still). Danny ruled. I'm not gonne write a review here but my friend and I laughed till our faces hurt. Especially at the Brighton joke. And at the end of it he had a very sweet little story to tell. Aww. Anyway I gotta go. Got a 7 am train to catch tomorrow. *shudder* -snail Current Mood: comatose with laughter Current Music: The Beach Boys - Wouldn't it Be Nice (Comment on this)
Tuesday, April 12th, 2005
11:48 pm	My eyes are dim I cannot see... Well, I have at least brought m specs with me. They are bright red see-through square ones. I'm long sighted and acquired this highly fashionable headgear this afternoon. OK so they're for a real purpose - I can actuall see the screen clearly for the first time in ages - but who am I to pass up such an opportunity to accesorise? Luckily they're only reading glasses so I don't have to wear them all the time. Anyway, first update in a while. With regards to the comedy festival, I'm seeing Danny Bhoy tomorrow night and Gamarjobat on Sunday. And I FINALLY met Naomi in the flesh for the first time yesterday! yay for us :) Oh, and my bro (baorin_lee) has just started an LJ account. Go check him out. He's a weird motherfucker. -snail Current Mood: glasses!!! Current Music: The Darkness - I Believe In A Thing Called Love (Comment on this)
Sunday, March 13th, 2005
1:17 am	Courtesy of Naomi. Oooh, I'm scared. I have a feeling a lot of these will be bold.   "This is a list of the 50 Worst Songs of All Time, as put together by the hip magazine Blender. Your task, if you choose to accept it, is to bold the items that you actually like. This might be more embarassing than you think. Remember, no one is reading this. Well, no one of importance ..." 1. We Built This City ... Starship 2. Achy Breaky Heart ... Billy Ray Cyrus 3. Everybody Have Fun Tonight ... Wang Chung 4. Rollin' ... Limp Bizkit 5. Ice Ice Baby ... Vanilla Ice 6. The Heart of Rock & Roll ... Huey Lewis and the News 7. Don't Worry, Be Happy ... Bobby McFerrin 8. Party All the Time ... Eddie Murphy 9. American Life ... Madonna 10. Ebony and Ivory ... Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder 11. Invisible ... Clay Aiken 12. Kokomo ... The Beach Boys 13. Illegal Alien ... Genesis 14. From a Distance ... Bette Midler 15. I'll Be There for You ... The Rembrandts 16. What's Up? ... 4 Non Blondes 17. Pumps and a Bump ... Hammer 18. You're the Inspiration ... Chicago 19. Broken Wings ... Mr. Mister 20. Dancing on the Ceiling ... Lionel Richie 21. Two Princes ... Spin Doctors 22. Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American) ... Toby Keith 23. Sunglasses at Night ... Corey Hart 24. Superman ... Five for Fighting 25. I'll Be Missing You ... Puff Daddy featuring Faith Evans and 112 26. The End ... The Doors 27. The Final Countdown ... Europe 28. Your Body Is a Wonderland ... John Mayer 29. Breakfast at Tiffany's ... Deep Blue Something 30. Greatest Love of All ... Whitney Houston 31. Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm ... Crash Test Dummies - Hey. That song is cool. I'm gonna download it. 32. Will 2K ... Will Smith 33. Barbie Girl ... Aqua 34. Longer ... Dan Fogelberg 35. Shiny Happy People ... R.E.M. 36. Make Em Say Uhh! ... Master P featuring Silkk, Fiend, Mia-X and Mystikal (Who dares diss da P?) 37. Rico Suave ... Gerardo 38. Cotton Eyed Joe ... Rednex - Oh my. SUCH a wrong name for a band. 39. She Bangs ... Ricky Martin 40. I Wanna Sex You Up ... Color Me Badd 41. We Didn't Start the Fire ... Billy Joel 42. The Sound of Silence ... Simon & Garfunkel 43. Follow Me ... Uncle Kracker 44. I'll Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) ... Meat Loaf 45. Mesmerize ... Ja Rule featuring Ashanti 46. Hangin' Tough ... New Kids on the Block 47. The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You ... Bryan Adams 48. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da ... The Beatles 49. I'm Too Sexy ... Right Said Fred 50. My Heart Will Go On ... Celine Dion Oh, JESUS. I bolded ELEVEN songs. Shit. Im a loser. *grin* And in royal news, on Thursday I went down to Fed Square to see Mary and Fred, and was standing about 2 metres away from her. She was very beautiful. I went to the Ballet last night with mum. It was  bunch of excerpts from different ballets. Marc Cassidy was AWESOME. Such power, such grace - he did those gigantic leaps with the greatest of ease. It was incredible. and I walked straight past Paul Knobloch, the guy who taught my sister at a workshop. *she* says he wasn't very good looking, but clearly she has horrnedous taste in men because he was absolutely gorgeous in that delicate, floppy blonde-haired kinda way. -snail Current Mood: Country Current Music: Billy Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky Heart (3 Comments |Comment on this)
Tuesday, March 8th, 2005
10:05 pm	International Women's Day Girl Power. Actually I totally forgot until I went on Google earlier and they had the woman symbol instead of the yellow 'O'. Anyway, in other news, I bought my train ticket to Swan Hill this afternoon. Other than that, nothing of any importance to anyone but myself has happened today. The weather was odd. -snail Current Mood: ...meh Current Music: Mahler symphony no. 1 second movt (Comment on this)
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2005
10:58 pm	who said commuting was dull? We got to take the bus today! Coming back from uni about 8:40, the train suddenly ground to a halt in between stations. At first I thought it was just because the trin was early so they were slowing it down, but then when it spent 5 minutes just sitting in Elsternwick station I started to realise something was amiss. Apparently one of the power lines had come down so we had to take the bus. Luckily it was close to my stop anyway, but I was afraid of missing the Glass House. Note to Mr Anderson: You're on national television. Wear some proper fucking shoes. Note to Producer: Remind Mr Anderson when you're actually taping, not rehearsing, so he can go put some proper fucking shoes on. Anyway. Tonight I went to a talk by David Suzuki, after winning a double pass and his new book from The Age (which I just happened upon by chance. Serendipity wasn't just a sappy movie after all!). He is a very inspirational talker, and I was astounded by some of the things he told us about the environment. I am never eating Aussie salmon again. Go to his foundation's website - www.davidsuzuki.org - and take the Nature Challenge, which is really not all that difficult. Just adhere to 3 or more steps out of the 10-step guideline. Use a fuel efficient car - tick, walk or use public transport - tick, eat a meat-less meal once a week - tick, buy locally grown and produced foods - tick. Four that I already do before reading this challenge, and a couple more shouldn't be so difficult. We buggered up our planet so we'd better fuckin do something about it, because we sure as hell haven't found another one like it yet. Oh, and I fell asleep in both my lectures today. How embarrassing, especially as it looked quite obvious. -snail Current Mood: greenie Current Music: Badly Drawn Boy - Something to Talk About (1 Comment |Comment on this)
1:21 am	Dunno why I bother. No-one reads the fucker copy. create new comment. paste. fill in. post. duh. WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF: » I committed suicide: » I said I liked you: » I kissed you: » I lived next door to you: » I started smoking: » I stole something: » I was hospitalized: » I ran away from home: » I got into a fight and you weren't there: WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT MY: » Personality: » Eyes: » Face: » Hair: » Clothes: » Mannerisms: WHAT ABOUT US: » Who are you? » Are we friends? » When and how did we meet? » How have I affected you? » What do you think of me? » What's the fondest memory you have of me? » How long do you think we will be friends? » Do you love me? » Have I ever hurt you? » Would you hug me? » Would you kiss me? » Do you have a crush on me? » Are we close? » Emotionally, what stands out? » Do you wish I was cooler? » On a scale of 1-10, how nice am I? » Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it. » Am I loveable? » How long have you known me? » Describe me in one word. » What was your first impression? » Do you still think that way about me now? » What do you think my weakness is? » Do you think I'll get married? » What about me makes you happy? » What about me makes you sad? » What reminds you of me? » What's something you would change about me? » How well do you know me? » Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't? » Do you think I would kill someone? » Are you going to put this on your journal and see what I say about you? -snail (1 Comment |Comment on this)
12:41 am	something from Ryttu3k's LJ ...cept, y'know, filled in by me...yeah. 1. YOUR PORN STAR NAME: (Name of first pet + Street you live on): Goldie Hughes. Hey, that ain't half bad. I might become a porn star now. 2. YOUR MOVIE STAR NAME: (Name of your favourite snack food + Grandfather's first name): Chip Lily. cute. 3. YOUR FASHION DESIGNER NAME: (First word you see on your left + Favourite restaurant): Book Middle Kingdom. seriously, their Peking Duck is just...*dies* 4. EXOTIC FOREIGNER ALIAS: (Favourite Spice + Last Vacation Spot): Coriander Lorne. Yeesh. 5. SOCIALITE ALIAS: (Silliest Childhood Nickname + Town Where You First Partied): Kevin Costner Gold Coast. again, YEEEESH. 6. FLY GIRL ALIAS: (aka J.Lo) - (First Initial + First Two or Three Letters of your Last Name): R.Lee. stooooopid! 7. ICON ALIAS: (Something Sweet Within Sight + Any Liquid in Kitchen): Clag paste Gin (well, it *smells* kinda sweet. Not that I sniff glue or anything. no, seriously.) 8. DETECTIVE ALIAS: (Favourite Baby Animal + Where You Went to High School): Puppy Firbank 9. BARFLY ALIAS: (Last Snack Food You Ate + Your Favourite Alcoholic Drink): Cupcake 'Midori' Splice - I'm thinkin that the 'Midori' would kinda be like my nickname, y'know? only the cool people would call me that. The rest would have to call me Cupcake, or Ms. Splice. 10. SOAP OPERA ALIAS: (Middle Name + Street Where You First Lived): I-Tze/Vivian Schroder. My chinese name's not very soap-opera friendly, seeing as no caucasian has ever pronounced it correctly, so I'll stick with the english I reckon. 11. ROCK STAR ALIAS: (Favourite Candy + Last Name Of Favourite Musician): Chocolate Kostic 12. GREASE ALIAS: (Favourite Swear Word + Last Word of Favourite Movie): Fuck Left I should really go to bed. Must sleep before school/uni. you know. -snail PS buona Notte for real. Current Mood: going to bed Current Music: U2 - With or Without You (Comment on this)
Tuesday, March 1st, 2005
11:55 pm	some shit http://www.tangents.co.uk/50words/ go there. fun. addictive. clever. write your own (but don't send it there because they don't take them anymore). Current Mood: see below Current Music: same as - er - below (Comment on this)
11:22 pm	First two days of school. uni. whatever. I don't get why people look at me weird when I slip and say school instead of uni (which I admit has happened pretty much every time I've meant to say uni). I mean it's pretty much the same thing, except with casual clothes and free hours and beer. O week was fun but involved absolutely no alcohol consumption for me whatsoever. even at the O party I didn't drink because I didn't have the right ID. In what is one of the more bizarre regulations, they wouldn't except a Learner's permit, which I thought was fair enough because counting years can be a bitch, but then I read that they accepted valid passports (which I still need to sort out). Go figure. Anyway the comedy was quite entertaining and Regurgitator ruled as usual. I cam ever so close to getting the set list but some long-armed bastard grabbed it from the tips of my fingers. Work was fun the next day, my friend had 2 hours sleep and I fared slightly better on 4. Lucky it was quiet. Yesterday was my first day and I was (un)surprisingly apprehensive as I got on the train all by my lonesome. Luckily for me my friend was sitting there, having got on earlier, so I at least had someone to talk to. Unluckily for her she had a cold. How she managed to catch one on a 34 degree day is beyond me, although it may have been from one of the boys at work. Anyway we got to Flinders and I stuck my ticket in and did the customary little jump through the gate because I'm always afraid it'll snap shut on me. I look up and my friend who's been ahead of me is not there. Now there are not a whole lot of places one can disappear to there, unless you're a bloody fast runner and can get to the tram stop. She had a cold so I assumed that wasn't the case, and I turned around to see her standing pitifully at the gate because she hadn't validated her ticket and couldn't get out. Luckily she escaped the $150 fine, probably because she looked and sounded pathetic. Anyway my first class was Beginner's Italian, and I was unpleasantly surprised to see a boy from the local boy's grammar (yes, THAT one) in my tute, but didn't have to talk to him. yay. I thought I'd severed all ties with that school! Other than that however, Italian was molto bene. Then came the interminable 4 hour wait in between classes. I've learnt that every monday there's a concert at the music con which will take an hour, and other than that I expect to be very up to date with Italian and to eat too many doughnuts. Finally 4:15 rolled around and I schlepped off to the Medical building of all places for a history video/lecture. Instead of choosing a uni student to sit next to I somehow got a schoolkid doing enhancement. I should've been suspicious of the shirt and pants in the heat but in my exhaustion I assumed he was probably a Law student. After classes however the real fun began. I'm now a member of the Engineering Music Society, or EMS. I managed to find rehearsals easily enough by following my ears (that was another surprise, that I haven't been getting lost). I learnt that I really need to practice if I want to stop sounding like a first-grader skinning a cat, but the pub night was very fun. S was in her first ever boat-race ad L and I played doubles pool on the condition that whoever lost without sinking a ball had to run around the table with their tops off. L sunk a ball quite quickly, then I had about 4 turns without sinking anything. The boys were getting closer and closer to winning and I still didn't sink anything, and they noticed that I stopped talking tough and started looking very quiet, when I finally sunk a ball and nearly wept in relief. And then had fun singing 'no titties for you! no titties for you!' yes, all the hallmarks of a highly mature first-year. Today was much the same except without the hours of waiting or the pub night. Everythings still chaotic and I'm having a nightmare trying to find my textbooks, let alone buy them, and the prices are unimaginable high. Surely it doesn't cost $150 to publish and import one lousy Italian textbook and lab manual. It's been quite enjoyable so far. I'm just hoping the rest is nearly as good. -snail Current Mood: tired Current Music: Regurgitator - are u being served? (Comment on this)
Monday, February 14th, 2005
10:13 am	I have tingly feet Yesterday was the St Kilda Festival, although I didn't get to go until after I finished work at 6, which was a pain in the ass, because by the time I walked to my boyfriend's place, then to the train station, then from Nepean Hwy to St Kilda, my feet were already non-existent, and all I had left were bleeding stumps. Ok, that's a lie. I still had (albeit very sore) feet, and was able to groove around to the Cat Empire, then to mosey on up to Acland st to grab dinner. Hooray for McDonalds at times like these! We got there pretty late so it was already finishing up by the time we'd wandered up and down Acland St. Getting home involved more walking because our tram took a left at Chapel St, which I really should have registered when people said it. Anyway today my feet still hurt. Happy Valentine's Day. -snail Current Mood: sleepy Current Music: The Cat Empire - The Rhythm (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Saturday, February 5th, 2005
10:23 pm	This is me we're talkin about... Extraversion Some people like lots of stimulation; they want people around them, activity and excitement, whilst others prefer to be able to focus on things in a calm and quiet environment. Most people prefer a blend of the two extremes and your answers suggest that you are quite comfortable in either situation. You can probably cope with things being a bit hectic or a bit quiet but, like most people, you may find extremes in either direction uncomfortable or annoying. Confidence Some people make decisions very easily and tend not to worry about them before or afterwards while, at the other extreme, some people are so careful and cautious that the decisions never get made! Taking a cautious approach can be a good thing (do you want to fly with a pilot that is so free from worry and concern that she never checks her controls and instruments and doesn't bother to communicate with air-traffic control?) and you seem to have described yourself as someone who does tend to be quite cautious and careful. This can be very important in detailed work or areas were mistakes can have a major cost although you may find yourself avoiding risks and many cautious people wish they were bolder. Openness While some people like experimenting with new things and ideas, others prefer traditional methods and taking a very practical approach to problems. Your answers suggest that you like to balance a willingness to try new things with making sure you don't scrap an existing approach that works just because it has been around for a while. Like most people you may not enjoy constant change and uncertainty or an environment where nothing develops from year to year, but your preparedness to see the merits of new and old alike can be helpful. Agreeableness Most people want to be able to get on with others but to some it is the most important thing in the world, whilst others are quite happy to upset someone else if it means that things get done. Your answers suggest that getting on with people is very important to you, that you may well be eager to help others and avoid disagreements, perhaps sometimes even when you think you should be firmer with them. Conscientiousness Some people like everything to be well planned, tidy and organised, whilst others prefer to deal with things as they come up and appear to work in absolute chaos. Your answers suggest that you don't like having things too structured or being tied down and you can cope quite well without having to have everything organised. This may make it hard to find things at times or for colleagues to know where you are or what you are doing, but you probably find coping with the unexpected (the things your colleagues didn't plan for!) easier than many. You know what? I reckon that sounds like me :) hurrah for the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/mind/surveys/whatamilike/index.shtml -jebby Current Mood: happy Current Music: Van Morrison - Gloria (Comment on this)
Friday, February 4th, 2005
6:52 pm	Of dying birds and supernatural beings Last night mum and I decided to take a different route to our usual one when we took the dogs for a walk. Apparently the houses on this alternate route were rather attractive, and we're looking for a colour to paint our house. We turned off our main street and about 20 metres past the corner I saw a bird sitting quite still on the nature strip. It didn't even react when we walked past with the dogs, so at first I thought it was dead. However, on further inspection it appeared to be breathing somehwat laboriously, so my mum retreated to a safe distance with the dogs while I went to see if it was hurt. On the side facing us it looked fine, apart from its eye being half closed, and that breathing, which is never a good sign in any animal. Walking around to the other side I could see why it hadn't moved. A great bloody gash extended back from its right eye, and its right leg looked broken. I stepped back to consider my options. I didn't really want to leave it sitting there for a cat to get so I took a plastic bag and tried to pick it up. The bird still had some life left in it and spread its wings intimidatingly, warning me off touching it. Apparently exhausted by the effort, it fell onto the side, unable to move. I stood there a little longer, but we had to move on, and I left it lying on the nature strip. I only hope that it died quickly. On a different note, the first episode of Lost was on last night, and I found it rather entertaining, although they definitely wouldn't show it on a plane. It seems now that preparations for my trip are in full swing, I keep seeing television shows where people get mugged, raped and murdered and where planes crash in horrifyingly destructive ways. I only hope it doesn't put me off. That unknown monster was pretty scary. -snail Current Mood: contemplative Current Music: Thirsty Merc - Hope (Comment on this)
Saturday, January 29th, 2005
6:26 pm	Hurrah for Melbourne weather I got the day off work today because of the rain. Apparently it was rather quiet and so they let me off even thought I was actually meant to go in. So I finally cleaned my room today and it's all looking good, and sang a lot at the top of my voice. Muse songs are all in the middle of my range so they're really fun to belt out, and also stuff by Thirsty Merc, although sometimes it can get a little low. I've decided I must learn Hysteria by Muse on bass. I don't care that it sounds bloody difficult, I just have to do it. I'm sure it's not as hard as it sounds, because it's just straight timing. It's probably just tiring to play. So after cleaning my room and singing I decided to read and ended up staring at the ceiling for about 5 minutes then falling asleep. That was nice. I'm enjoying the luxury of sleeping whenever I want while I can still afford to do it. Not much else to tell, except that yesterday's Hornblower marathon was extremely enjoyable, except we didn't get throught the whole lot. We got up to the third series, then the tennis came on. Hurrah for Lleyton! -snail Current Mood: sleepy Current Music: Muse - Hysteria (Comment on this)
Thursday, January 27th, 2005
9:13 pm	And now for something completely different I just thought I would say this, considering that it was my intention to write this the whole time. I got sidetracked a little. You know that thing where you go to another room to get something then when you get to the room you forgot what it was that you wanted to get? That happens to me, both in the real world and on the interweb. Except, it's with sites, not rooms. yeah. Anyway. What I was really meaning to say and what I really am going to say now after meaning to say it all along, is that on Tuesday I enrolled at The University of Melbourne (Which, if you ask me, is such a poncy name. Melbourne University sounds so much more modern and concise. Well, it is more concise. But I digress). My subjects are: -History of the world since World War Two (It seemed like a natural progression from History of WWII from last year) -Criminology: Cops, Courts, Correction and Crime (not necessarily in that order, but the alliteration thing was clever. And daggy.) -Psychology: something to do with psychology -Beginners Italian (Which I am sooooo excited - no, wait, eccitato - about) whee -snail Current Mood: mellow Current Music: Missy Higgins - The Special Two (2 Comments |Comment on this)
8:47 pm	Straya Day Australia Day (or 'Straya day' as it's pronounced) was hot. It was the type of day where you make travel programs on the beach to broadcast in England and make all the Poms jealous with their cold grey winters. Unfortunately, I was unable to make the most of the beach-going weather as I had more important matters, namely work, taking up my time. For once the kitchen at work was actually hotter than the rest of the place, and I felt kind of sorry for the chefs and dishies. But then again they were getting an uninterrupted broadcast of the Triple J Hottest 100, and they got to make more trips to the coolroom. While it was full when I arrived, by early afternoon they'd all buggered off to the beach or to see Alicia Molik play Lindsay Davenport in the tennis. A morgue would've been livelier. I think it was the heat. I was sent home rather early, as it seemed foolish to have more staff than customers. Some friends of mine were there so I went back with them to watch the first episode of Hornblower, in preparation for our marathon tomorrow, which I am bloody excited about. Of course we tuned into the tennis and followed in that grand Aussie tradition of becoming experts in a sport that none of us played, and were all a little upset that Molik lost, however valiantly, but it was nothing that a handsome young middy in a bicorne couldn't fix. I didn't bother to see the end of the Hewitt match last night, but the shouts from the livingroom downstairs were commentary enough. Today was another quiet day at work, judging by the fact that I spent an hour making lolly bags and was sent home after a couple of hours. I did get a free meal out of it though, and the chicken pides are always rather good. I also got paid yesterday, and was quite excited to see my balance. I get paid $10.85 an hour so it wasn't exactly a princely sum, but it's satisfying to see I'm making progress. That should just about cover the accommodation in the US, which is a relief. Well, it's 10 past 9 and I haven't had dinner. Might go for a cuppa tea and a bikkie. -snail PS I correctly picked the number one song in the Hottest 100, again. Current Mood: mellow Current Music: Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Tuesday, January 18th, 2005
2:03 pm	I got into Uni!!!! Was accepted into Arts at Melbourne. :) :) :) And guys, my hotmail doesn't work anymore. you should all have my new email address by now...unless I don't want you to have it...muahahaha -snail PS it costs 150 bucks for a new passport. *grr* Current Mood: stoked Current Music: something in my head (1 Comment |Comment on this)
1:58 pm	*grin* The Great LiveJournal Outage of 2005 During the outage I annoyed people on the Vogue message board. What did you do? Brought to you by geek-foo ..I also kinda freaked because I really wanted to write something about my trip planning. ah well. Current Mood: eeeeeeeeeee Current Music: BBC BB-In The Mood (Comment on this)
Sunday, January 9th, 2005
7:04 pm	my kingdom for a foot spa seriously, I want one. My feet hurt. Although it's not so bad. Now that I actually have something to save money for, work is actually becoming enjoyable. every set of cutlery I wrap is a step closer to New York. And I actually carried two lattes in one hand today! yeay :) haven't graduated to cappucinos because the cups are too wide. And I can carry three plates but they have to be small. The fully laden big ones are too heavy :( -snail Current Mood: satisfied Current Music: samba stuff that was on ABC classic fm (Comment on this)