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  • Apr30

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    Featuring my lovely Miss Sally Rice on the flyer!

    Featuring my lovely Miss Sally Rice on the flyer!

    The lovely people at Robio are having an exhibition all about Blythe, and I’ve got three of my girls included!

    So be there on Friday the 1st May at 6pm to enjoy the show!

  • Apr23

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    Featuring my lovely Miss Sally Rice on the flyer!

    Featuring my lovely Miss Sally Rice on the flyer!

    The lovely people at Robio are having an exhibition all about Blythe, and I’ve got three of my girls included!

    So be there on Friday the 1st May at 6pm to enjoy the show!

  • Apr14

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    Easter

    Posted in: Australia

    I’m not a religious person, so the only reason I celebrate Christian Holidays is that my Government forces me to take the days off work, and shuts down the entire country for them. I don’t really understand why we celebrate the holy days of one religion, and not those of another, but that’s just how Australia is.

    I use these holidays as a time to recover and relax with family and friends. To reconnect with people, who like most of us, are so busy during the rest of the year that these holidays are the only time we can get to spends hours together.

    Because I cannot actually see my family at Easter as they live on the opposite side of the country, I spend time with close friends, and my Husband’s family. Husband’s family tend to have a huge family gathering that consists of about 30 people or more, all bringing a dish to complement the Host Family’s already beautiful spread of delicious food. We exchange eggs, eat a wonderful meal, catch up on new happenings, and reminisce about old happenings.

    All in all, it’s rather a lovely thing to do when you all have the same day off from the mundane routine of daily life.

    Happy Easter

    Happy Easter everyone! I hope you too spent time with those you love.

  • Apr6

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    The reason for no posts in the past little while, is that the bandwidth for my internet connection at home has been throttled.

    Basically, living in Australia – broadband means you get really OK speeds (nothing like you get in Japan or North America) until you use your pitiful allotted quota of bandwidth for the month, and then you are slapped hard on the wrist with a wet wooden ruler and your internet speed is cut back to that of a 1992 modem.

    You may think I joke, but I do not. I have been unable to view photos on Flickr, read my favourite websites or even simply watch a single YouTube video. It’s been a LOLcat free zone and for that reason alone I hate how Broadband is metered out here in Australia.

    I actually have spent the time a little productively. I have around 100 photos to upload to flickr, not all Blythe related (mostly cars actually), a new website design for a client to go live and a new design in the works for here, as promised.

    This site will commence to be mirrored at Pixelkitty.net as well, because it’s the longest running domain name I’ve ever owned, and I feel I’m neglecting it.

    Check back next week for updates, photos and pretty colours.

  • Mar27

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    Recently here in Melbourne, a bunch of Romanians decided to fit skimming devices to various ATMs around the city, and many people were relieved of their cash.

    Now, watching the story on the news, I thought “wow, how dumb would you have to be to use an ATM that has a device fitted? That giant grey box is sooooo obvious.”

    Then I was emailed this fantastic PDF from the Commonwealth Bank about Skimmers, how to spot them, how they work and how to report them.

    On the ATM, a skimmer is undectable to you and me. There just doesn’t seem to be anything there. Until they remove the skimmer itself you wouldn’t even know it was installed.

    So, please feel free to link to or distribute the below PDF, and don’t feel you’ve been at all silly for not spotting one – I know I couldn’t have!

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