Monday, August 29, 2011
If this is it
Thursday, April 28, 2011
shmowzhow!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
my song spamwich
Anyway here they are!
I discovered this band through watching a few skate videos that had their music playing in the background. They're an American folk type group that started out in 2004 I think. There's not much info on these guys since they're kind of 'underground'.
This song was linked to an Angus and Julia Stone video I was watching. To me it was one of those songs that I just loved instantly, and didn't have to listen over a few times to like (most songs on radio nowdays ha!). He's from Pennsylvania and grew up playing the piano, trombone, banjo, melodica, ukulele, guitar and mandolin. Another random fact, he worked as a mental health therapist which I thought was interesting :-) He too is kind of unknown, but has had a few songs played on tv dramas such as Grey's Anatomy (puke!).
Funny enough, I was watching a video on dogs which played this song in the background. I have to say, this is probably one of the most mellow songs I've ever listened to. Kind of 'takes me to that special place' ha.
These guys are based in Amsterdam, and once again wiki hasn't got any info on these guys boo :-(
Anyway, my coffee break is done!
BYE!
Thursday, July 29, 2010
My *New* guitars and some happy snaps from vietnam!
Here is my 2nd newest guitar which I bought from Vietnam, and as you can see it still has the price sticker on the bridge of the guitar because when I took half of it off there was that bloody sticky resin... How much did i get it for considering it was from Vietnam? 5,200,000 dong, i'll let you figure that out yourself if you can be bothered, if not tough luck my friend.
Here's an acoustic I also got from Vietnam, and was my temporary guitar for a week since I got really bored a lot of the times over there. Feeling a little charitable, I decided to give it to my cousin who lives there. The price of this sweet baby was 250,000 dong, and again I'll let you smart smart people figure that out for yourselves.
HOW ABOUT NOW! Its a natural rock formation of what seems to be a woman with a baby on her back. Oooo chills. The locals say that it was naturally occurring, but find it hard to believe.
My cousin's and I did the unthinkable... yes that's right we watched Eclipse! How was the movie? Shit. That's all you need to know. Another observation, Vietnamese people tend to be extremely loud in the cinemas there... >: 9
Some illegal driving. Flipping the bird has now become a popular form of body language on the streets!Monday, June 7, 2010
My two weeks till exams!
With so much spare time on my hands, I tried to figure out what my favourite 80's/90's song was. This was the end result, Africa by Toto! (they even played it in scrubs! hehe :-9)





Things I'm looking forward to:
- Visiting Dr. Acular with Emily to finally give blood after exams!
- Trip to Vietnam
- MUSE!!! SDHFKJDSKDSLFLDS;ML;SDMFLKSDJKFDMSNLK MUSEEE!!!! Thanks Michelle for the awesome tickets!:- )
Later!
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
My life thus far

To those people who are excited about finishing year 12 to move onto uni and experience that feeling of freedom, don't be. Sorry to burst yo bubble, but its just the truth. Why spend 13 years of stressful schooling, just to get a good enough score in order to spend another 3 - 5 years of extra mind numbing work? It just doesn't make any sense... S'cuse me while i jump off this bridge. Is what someone would say who hates their uni/tafe course! But nah, uni is great despite all the bloody assignments and exams... Good news is that i've got clinical placements next semester! My first placements are going to be in aged care, and I cannot wait! Finally i get to be a somebody! A somebody who gives sponge bathes to the elderly... BUT YEAH, should be super fun working with the older generation!
Anyway, for my group's upcomming assignment we are required to come up with a case scenario involving a man aged >65 suffering medical conditions and blah blah. Heres what my group and I came up with...
- Antonio Gavanga, aged 68
- has a daughter living independantly with 3 grandchildren aged 10
- carpenter
- is of Italian background (moved from Italy 30 years ago)
- wife passed away 2 years ago from breast cancer
- a stroke victim, and only has partial motor skills on the left side of his body
- is easily irritated
- shows signs of depression
- suffers from arthritis
- has an addiction to pain killers, as he is dependent on it to relieve the pain in his joints
Poor Antonio has it tough...
Goot-bai! :-)
PS: "eff" you to the drugged up lady who spilled coke on my jeans on the train today.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
My suit up!
Tchau!

Saturday, February 6, 2010
My night

Today, i mean yesterday was Jason's 18th party, or should i say "Jonas'" party. It was fully sick, and we had fully sick music playing, and fully sick food and drink, and fully sick people, and a fully sick shed, and a fully sick ping pong table. I think I'm still a little bit intoxicated so excuse my weirdness in this post.
LET'S DDR! LET'S WASH OUR HAIR! LET'S SWIPE OUR CARDS! LET'S STIR THE NOODLES! LET'S MILK THE COW! LET'S CHANGE THE LIGHT BULBS! LET'S i cannot remember the rest.
ciao!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
My response

Monday, February 1, 2010
My day

Mum and dad made me get my passport photos taken today, as my older one had a photo of some strikingly handsome young boy that looked like Moi'. Is it me, or has footscray become even more superdooperly overpopulated? Making my way to the shop was effing hard because of all the people... As i was about to get my shots taken, my mum had once again began to rant on about my hair being too long as it was "BAD-BOY!". Even the photographer joined in! WHO ASKED FOR YOUR INPUT MISTER PHOTOGRAPHER GUY!? >:[
Before going to work, i went for a drive with my fasha. Just drove around in circles in an empty parking lot, always good fun :) Work was the same, slice tomatoes, prep the tuna, seafood, onions, refill drink fridge, take out garbage, top up sauces/veges, sweep, mop, clean windows, make bread, and then on bottom of the list... clean the toilet, which is oh yes of course always a pleasure to do! I confess i may have accidently touched the sidebowl twice... okay thrice.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Some place far away
Greetings! Wow my first ever post, how very exciting :) (no that was not one bit sarcastic)
Well I've just come back from wait for it...
yes that's right, Torquay! (well to be more specific Janjuc)
While Declan, Michelle and Annie were fortunate enough to be driven to the joint, John and I had to endure a 2 and a hour long trip on the V-line/bus to our destination. Nonetheless we still made it there first, without the keys to the holiday house... but not to worry as John was able to get us in through the window mission impossible style :)
And as if we were afraid of getting bored on the trip, Declan had thoroughly prepared for the worst...
It was off to the beach for most of us on the first day. Being the idiots that we are (yes offence guys... no i'm only kidding) we ran straight into the water not realising how bloody darn cold it was. But i guess we were pretty much used to it after that since we had no hot water back at home, that's right folks cold showers... yay! This beach ritual was continued for almost every day of the week... boredom doesn't seem to exist in Torquay.
I cannot stress how many times on the trip that the line "oh geez why isn't Sunshine like this?" or " i want to live here" were said. And its true, the place was almost too good to be true! Like this one time we were walking back to the house from the beach, and decided to sing (as we did most of the holiday :D) Stand by me, when a group of locals behind us and a few neighbours outside started to sing along, feel free to omg right about now... When the house was asleep, it was Terminator time for Annie and I, and i must say it has to be one of the greatest trilogy series ever! JOHN CONNER!
The following holiday cliches were accomplished:
- bonfire
- wakeup pranks
- partying into the night
- pulling off all nighters
- campfire songs
- marshmallows over the campfire
- camping out on the beach
That's Johnny boy on the porch Poor Declan and Michelle were raided with pillows at 7 in the morning and Annie and I WMUAHAHA (sorry guys, it was all her idea!)
Despite all the little bits of annoyingness throughout the trip, such as Johnsie's numerous farewells, it really was the best holiday anyone could ever ask for. :)
Btw, things sound much better to the ear with the letter 'k' in front wouldn't you agree?















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