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leaves

Post author By megan
Post date 3.9.2004
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hoorah:
* telemarking tomorrow
* new episodes of scrubs
* going climbing this afternoon – and that the gym kitty was at the gym
* maybe getting the working in the US thing organised soon. it’s the waiting that’s so frustrating
* new songs to listen to, in the house i have to myself
* spring begins – tree outside loungeroom window now covered in leaves

boo:
* feeling sick from eating too many hedgehogs (well, actually from having just eaten two hedgehogs for lunch – the chocolatey ones, not the spikey animaly ones)
* not having climbed for around two weeks before today, feeling weak
* delete key and right arrow key on keyboard ceasing to function, now being followed by backspace and enter key
* cat sitting on me so i cant move
* now the apostrophe key has stopped working

Tags boo, climbing, hedgehogs, hoorah, keyboard, phd, telemarking, thesis

general

Post author By megan
Post date 2.9.2004
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despite the fact i’ve not been working for the past month, i’ve still not managed to do any work on this site. most likely because i have vague plans of updating somehow, but i’m not sure how (using moveable type, or one of those new fangled applications – mt wouldn’t agree with my host for some reason, and the other thing i tried was just plain annoying). anyway, i’ve added to the russell the peak bagging moose page. meanwhile, it’s looking more and more likely that i’m going to have two winters in a row – yes, just as we’re hitting spring here, i’m getting set to go off and work in washington dc for up to 6 months. i hear it’s cold there.

i shall now cycle back home again and go on a pants hunt.

………

note to self: must stop writing posts about the fact i haven’t posted in ages.

Tags host, phd, planning, thesis, washington dc, website

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yellow peril

Post author By megan
Post date 23.8.2004
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playing on the ‘yellow peril’ sculpture. that’s not it’s real name, but a nick name it picked up when originally installed around 20 years ago. this was part of an expedition around the city finding things to climb on :)