Monthly Archives: April 2009

junior pixels

Introducing junior pixels… These pixels show the inside of Kitty’s belly.  They also sorta show what junior pixels, also known as space prawn, will look like when he/she arrives. It’s apt that all we know about junior pixels is what … Continue reading

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the cosmic game

I’ve been really getting into the Thievery Corporation album: The Cosmic Game. It’s a nice album to have playing in the background as it is nice and mellow but still interesting to listen to.

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eula-beulah

In many ways, Eula-Beulah prepare me for literary criticism. After having a two-hundred pound babysitter fart on your face and yell Pow!, The Village Voice holds few terrors. ~ Stephen King, On Writing, Page 8

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lior with shadows and light @ the brisbane powerhouse

We saw Lior play at the Brisbane Powerhouse on Thursday night (23 April 2009). It was yet another amazing Lior show, this time he was accompanied by a string quartet, a shadow artist Stephen Mushin, and a special guest who … Continue reading

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redefining wealth

It’s definitely a confusing time for many people at the moment. I’m sure that a lot of people have started to realize their so called wealth during the boom years was really just an illusion, and like any illusion, it … Continue reading

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fat freddy’s drop @ the northern, byron bay

We saw Fat Freddy’s Drop live at the Northern in Byron Bay last Saturday night. They were really good, but not as good as last time I saw them in Brisbane, probably because they played mainly new stuff (unreleased) so … Continue reading

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plumeria pudica

I fell in love with this plumeria pudica that I saw recently at a nursery. It is commonly called the ‘hammerhead frangipani’ as it has long, hammerhead like, evergreen leaves. It apparently flowers year round in warm climates so I … Continue reading

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amazing jade bonsai

I was really stoked when my Dad gave us this amazing jade bonsai last weekend. He has been growing it for sometime and we pruned it when I picked it up. We are trying to go for a poinciana tree … Continue reading

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