“THE United States has slapped a ban on Vegemite, outraging Australian expatriates there”
Link to news story
If I needed an excuse to leave this country, this is it.
I HAVE TWO LARGE JARS OF VEGEMITE, BITCHES!!!! COME AND GET ME!!!!
Posted by Kristian Golding on October 23, 2006
“THE United States has slapped a ban on Vegemite, outraging Australian expatriates there”
Link to news story
If I needed an excuse to leave this country, this is it.
I HAVE TWO LARGE JARS OF VEGEMITE, BITCHES!!!! COME AND GET ME!!!!
Posted by Kristian Golding on October 19, 2006
I used to follow a band called Zephyr Timbre, out of Brisvegas. They had some pretty cool tunes. Relaxed, funky, soulful… those are some words I’d use to describe them. Eventually they went their separate ways, much to my dismay.
However.
For a while now I’ve been following a new group formed by a couple of the ex-members of Zephyr Timbre. The group is called “My Ninja Lover”, and a few weeks ago now they released their first EP “Silk and Daggers”. It’s awesome, and I love it. Go buy their EP from any of the stores (physical and online) listed on their website: http://myninjalover.com/. Preview their music at their myspace page.
Posted by Kristian Golding on October 10, 2006
I’ve created a new set called ‘views from a plane’ on Flickr as I saw some interesting stuff when I last visited Australia. Here are some of the pictures (more to come). Set link is here.
Posted by Kristian Golding on October 3, 2006
This is a bit of a weird one. Currently I’m sitting on the upper deck (business) of a 747, awaiting takeoff to LAX, leeching the wifi signal from the Auckland international airport terminal.
An explanation.
Just under two weeks ago I got asked if I would like to fly to Australia for a work trip, helping the customer in Melbourne with testing of one of our new products. I had two days to prepare everything, and I spent a pretty hectic week in Melbourne with work related stuff. I was in Adelaide for about a day total and spent a couple of days back in rural SA catching up with family members. My brother and I staged quite a surprise for mum, thank God she’s still around, we thought we’d nearly sent her to an early grave there for a while. I’ll just say that she wasn’t expecting either of us there when she walked into the kitchen.
I caught up with some people back in Oz, but not nearly as many as I wanted, as is always the case (really, I was only in Adelaide for a day). Some people I didn’t catch up with I’ll be seeing later this year anyway, and you know who you are.
There is only one bad thing about this whole trip: how the hell am I ever going to fly economy ever again after this excellent treatment? :-p
P.S. I must learn to say ‘no’ more often to ‘would you like more wine?’
P.P.S. Also, it’s not like I spent a large amount of time in NZ… all of about 2 hours I think.