Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Wednesday
Little by little, make that "box by box", I am getting my home office sorted. Homer is helping. Today, I was putting away the last of the "stuff" from this box, and when I turned back around, there he was. I couldn't help but be impressed - because the box was not fully on the desk and he could have toppled it, and him, off.
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Tuesday
Monday, September 24, 2007
Monday
If I was at all concerned about liking telecommuting, this morning has helped sway me to the positive. Just before 9am the doorbell rang and it was a courier with a package for me ... Season 10 (final) for StarGate SG-1 - which was very exciting because I hadn't purchased one and can only figure that it was from a competition I had previously entered (or some kind person recognising my name on a database and sending me same). Either way - thanks!
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Sunday
In the throes of cleaning up/out "my shed" today, I found a couple of things that had slipped from my mind ... my calligraphy practice pad; and the box from my Star Trek jigsaw puzzle - itself long gone now - but memorable for the fact that I had placed all but the last two pieces when my partner decided to help out - and taking the piece that belonged in the stars, she proceeded to pound it in to place - until I gently stopped her, and turned it the right way around so it would slip gently into position.
Saturday
Friday, September 21, 2007
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Tuesday (after a long absence)
It's not often you find Kermit the Frog in your suburb ... but there he was, as large as life (which is odd really, because if he were a real frog, he would probably be a bit smaller).
I think this little fellow (and there were a whole heap of these banners lining both sides of the road in George Street, Sydney) is part of Art Express - but it's hard to know for sure.
This is my last day in the office, boxes packed, surfaces clear - and still the crane stands sentinel outside the window.
I visited Queensland recently and had an onion for lunch. I had some other things as well, but this was the onion on an onion plate.
Loose change will buy you a copy of The Daily Telegraph ... and some other things besides. I used my coin purse for most purchases for the best part of a week - until I finally had little more than 5c pieces left.
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