Calm, peaceful, happy with a herring and an aquavit
Until a particular time of night, when they snap and reveal a certain maniac side. That was Eurovision commentator Terry Wogan's brilliant analysis of the Norwegian personality. If anyone can bring the Eurovision spirit to my party, it's you Guro. Hung out w/ Marcus and Mags a bit on Saturday after the dive, they're definitely gonna be there.
Another nugget of pure gold from Wogan (I think it was about the french act): Last time I saw legs like that they were standing in a nest.
Warning, long post follows, yots of photos.
At Mahon's pool, we didn't see any sunfish, but we had a seance to summon any sharks in the area:
And sure enough, immediately afterwards we came across a family of five or six little port jacksons, lazing in the sand:
Click here for an extra closeup of that last one, cuz its wicked
Ermine tried to dance with a baby one, but he wasn't too interested:
Update: I reckon some of these pics look better in black and white. What do you guys think??
Twas an early start and an active day on Sat, so that night I just sat at home and watched Star Wars. (Sounds pretty nerdy I guess, but hey, I'm writing a blog on the internet, so what have I got to lose?)
Sergeant: What seems to be the trouble, constable?
Constable: This man claims to be an automatic teller machine, sir.
Sergeant: Well, he appears to be out of order.
Another nugget of pure gold from Wogan (I think it was about the french act): Last time I saw legs like that they were standing in a nest.
Warning, long post follows, yots of photos.
At Mahon's pool, we didn't see any sunfish, but we had a seance to summon any sharks in the area:
And sure enough, immediately afterwards we came across a family of five or six little port jacksons, lazing in the sand:
Click here for an extra closeup of that last one, cuz its wicked
Ermine tried to dance with a baby one, but he wasn't too interested:
Update: I reckon some of these pics look better in black and white. What do you guys think??
Twas an early start and an active day on Sat, so that night I just sat at home and watched Star Wars. (Sounds pretty nerdy I guess, but hey, I'm writing a blog on the internet, so what have I got to lose?)
Sergeant: What seems to be the trouble, constable?
Constable: This man claims to be an automatic teller machine, sir.
Sergeant: Well, he appears to be out of order.
posted by I-Rock at 5:18 AM
14 Comments:
what are those stripey fish called?
If you mean the little ones, they're Mado
(see here)
Or the big ones, Port Jackson Sharks
p.s., who's "me"?
Katie?
see! I dont even have to identify myself! Having said that - weirdly psychic... do de do do.
are angel fish the triangular ones? they are very aggressive - one tried to eat my belly ring.
Yeah, Angelfish are kinda traingular.
Ermine, a dutch girl who dove with us, managed to get bitten by a clownfish (nemo) when she went to the reef, and it drew blood!
It takes real talent to get bit by one o' them!
Cool - I bled too.
That makes me rad too.
That Nemo is supposed to be a good guy! That's morally reprehensible of the people at Pixar - millions of trusting children bleeding to death! The horror!!!!
argh, here too?
p.s. I've updated all the b/w pix so they're more contrasty.
if you do a shift-refresh you should see all the new ones
I'm everywhere at once - omnipotent... kinda like, say, a secret ninja!
Much better... really brings out the stripes!
you're an enigma, enshrouded in mystery, wrapped in a kinder suprise.
I love ninjas with all of my body (including my pee pee).
(Brett, remember the ninja night at Alana's party?)
does that make me the toy inside the egg inside the surprise? it IS sometimes mysterious as to what they are... very enigmatic indeed.
PS: I don't like the implication that you like me with your pee pee, Ian. You haven't even bought me dinner.
if everything goes well I'll buy you breakfast
i'm flattered, maybe even a little curious...
woot!
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