Friday, February 25, 2005


Chris built a great table so we could drink, be comfortable and play queens cup. That Mr X he's a genius! Posted by Hello

St Kilda lights Posted by Hello

Cha vo yu do? Posted by Hello

Look at these bums drinking on the beach. Urban or bush it's the only way to do things. Posted by Hello

Liz is rocking out wiht the hippys. Posted by Hello

Billy Bob is a noob! "Hanging out" on the esplenade. Posted by Hello

The crew down on the St Kilda pier. Not much dancing went on, although that was th epurpose of our visit. Fun wa had by all none the less. Posted by Hello

Daisy is a hippy. Check her out! Dancing all hippy like with her hippy headband. What does she think this is? Some sort of hippy fest? Posted by Hello

Eri and her UDL's. We all know what she did to get those! Posted by Hello

Sunday, February 13, 2005

Britney comp.

Just in case you thought I may have been over it.......I LOVE BRITNEY! Curious and Myer are running a competition with the prize being a trip to London to meet her. Just 25 words or less as to why it should be me, liz and eri and we're there! I'm thinking poem form with references to Britney song titles. Any suggestions welcome so just click on the comments link and you could be the lucky fourth!

Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Ma!, The rains are comin'

Well, serves me right I guess for enjoying the awesome weather we were having and bragging about it to all you kids who aren't here for it. Retribution was dispensed with 26% of our annual rainfall falling in just over 24 hours. The ground was saturated through and massive winds tore out trees, taking down power lines and telephone wires. Traffic lights were out and water flooded the roads. All this rain had to go somewhere and guess where? The Diamond Creek of course! They had to let out water from the Winneke dam and it all overflowed into my backyard. My bedroom narrowly escaped a drenching. We did see a platypus which was very exciting. I was very worried about it though. It was so frustrating that there was absoloutly nothing anyone could do. Now we just have to deal with the silt over everything. Another tree fell into my pond today as well. I just hope the weatehr picks up into summer again for the next trip to the prom.

Monday, February 07, 2005


At 8.30am. Posted by Hello

Nothing looked like it was going to be too serious. It was exciting that the river had broken its' banks. But the sun was shining and it had stopped raining ages ago. So off I went to work. At 12.00 I got a call asking if there was anything in particular I needed moved off my floor. Posted by Hello

The fantastic friends I have who came to my rescue before I could get home from work. Posted by Hello

The water reached its peak around 12.30 and stayed there for about an hour before slowly starting to receed. Posted by Hello

The bay windows in my bedroom. Posted by Hello

The door to my room. Posted by Hello

The steps down from the back door should be about here.  Posted by Hello

The platypus in my backyard. Posted by Hello

By 4pm it was walkable down th lane for about 50m down fromthe road. Posted by Hello

The view from my back door. Posted by Hello

Raging river that night. Posted by Hello

Random debris Posted by Hello

strewn everywhere. Posted by Hello

$400,000 worth of work 2 weeks ago. All for nothing. Posted by Hello

Monday, January 31, 2005


C'mon! Posted by Hello
Ah patriotism. It really can be a wonderful thing. We made our way to Fed square to watch Lleyton on the big screen. It was so exciting. The atmosphere was just fantastic. The photographers loved Chris and Daisy, I think they took direction well. We'll have to wait and see if any of them get published though. After that result they may go with pictured of those damned Russians. Posted by Hello

Liz and her beer. Posted by Hello