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Musing on nitwits June 21, 2013

Sometimes people say nitwit type things that are annoying. Example: Nitwit: What are you going to do when you leave work? Me: Finish my Masters in Library and Information Science. Teach the piano. Nitwit: Oh lovely. I can just see you in a library. Now, you might be wondering, Wendy, what’s the problem with that […]

Things I would have rather done today June 12, 2013

After reading the lovely @jackielb79 ‘s post I am going to share with you the things I would have rather done today too. 1. Slept in 2. Had a scrumptious breakfast instead of muesli. 3. Gone window shopping – or even real shopping! 4. Sewing 5. Reading for fun 6. Caught up on latest episodes […]

Sunday in photos June 9, 2013

That’s right everyone. I have spent the day at my desk. This is my view.

Saturday morning June 8, 2013

For the last decade or so every Saturday morning I have gone out for breakfast and coffee with my Mum. Over the years there have been a variety of other companions – friends and family – but my Mum and I are the constants. We started off at Talking Point – a cafe now shut […]

what attracted you to the position? June 6, 2013

EEEEEKKKKK……the worst question. The obvious answer is: “I want a job”. But in the world of job interviews that isn’t good enough. Job interviews are a kind of cruel and unusual punishment aren’t they. I say that as someone who had to sit on the other side of the table this morning as part of […]

drippy June 5, 2013

Imagine my delight to wake up with a roaring head cold this morning! No seriously, imagine it. The joy of the sore throat. The rapture over the headache. The absolute love of the sneezing and sniffling. The wonder at the capacity of my nose to drip at inopportune moments, even if I had just blown […]

902 Miscellany June 4, 2013

Wendy Davis’s Dewey Decimal Section: 902 Miscellany Wendy Davis’s birthday: 9/29/1973 = 929+1973 = 2902 Class: 900 History & Geography Contains: Travel, biographies, ancient history, and histories of continents. What it says about you: You’re connected to your past and value the things that have happened to you. You’ve had some conflicted times in your […]

I am the tortoise June 2, 2013

After I stood on the scales in mid February and realised that I’d whacked on 10 kilos in the last 12 months or so I decided it was time to do something about my lifestyle. In short, I decided I needed to get organised. The peril of a desk job is that you sit on […]

The page turner June 1, 2013

This evening I am going to a concert as the page turner. Some very good local musicians are putting on a concert with all proceeds going to flood relief. Much of the city is still in a bad way with many many houses yet to have repair work begun. This is not a post about […]

The 40 dollar table April 6, 2013

Finally my flood damaged music room was completely ready to set back up this week after the last of O’Reilly’s men traipsed through the house leaving a trail of dirty footprints behind them. In all fairness though they were quick, efficient and did everything they said they were going to. I was so relieved when […]