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April 6, 2017 General muttering / observations from domesticity / Ramblings of a mad man / Travel (broadens the mind)

April. Again.

It’s April already.  A whole year-and-a-bit have passed since I scratched (tapped) something out into this digital noticeboard thing.  

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April 23, 2015 Travel (broadens the mind)

ANZAC Cove

Like so many young New Zealanders, Katherine and I have made the pilgrimage to ANZAC Cove in Turkey. We visited

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December 22, 2014 General muttering / Ramblings of a mad man / Travel (broadens the mind)

Just testing to see if this thing still works.

Hello?  Hello?  Is this thing on? My contributions to this blog have been woeful in recent months. In fact if

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June 30, 2014 General muttering / Travel (broadens the mind)

Foster Moore – The Sequel

And it’s official, I’m heading back to Foster Moore – The Registry People.   I hope (and expect) it’ll be

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October 17, 2013 General muttering / observations from domesticity / Ramblings of a mad man / Uncategorized

And Now for Something Completely Different…

Well actually not so much different but new. I am leaving full time employment with Foster Moore. After two very

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September 18, 2013 General muttering / observations from domesticity / Ramblings of a mad man

Airplane Lavatories

The only thinking I have ever done in an airplane loo is… try not to touch anything. I’ve frequently calculated

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March 3, 2013 Ramblings of a mad man / Travel (broadens the mind) / Uncategorized

Me and Tim

This year marks a 20 year anniversary for me and a dear friend. No not my wife (that’s a 24

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