Bron 4

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Just came back from the hospital again… for the last time. When I arrived there today, at about 4, the place was packed with all Bron’s family and friends. More than yesterday, this time they really did take up every seat in the waiting rooms, and more… there must have been forty or more people… Read more

Bron 3

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Well, I spent most of today at the hospital. Laz went in this morning, and when I spoke to him this morning was very much the bearer of grim news. As I left this afternoon Bron was okay – still stable – but there’s a lot of pessimism going around certain groups. I’ll reiterate the… Read more

Bron 2

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Laz has been given the unfortunate task of Bearer of Bad News, having visited Bron this morning. She’s still with us, but apparently it’s time for everyone to say their goodbyes… the following’s from Laz. I heard from Brons mum this morning. The word is, say your good byes, she can’t recover from this. I… Read more

Bron

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Well… Bron’s in hospital. It’s unbelievable really – just a few days ago I saw her and all was perfectly well, and I never would have imagined we’d be at this point, here and now, just a handful or hours later. The story so far… Bron was at the beach Sunday with Rachel and whoever… Read more

If only Ferarris were legal tender…

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Also, note to self: I owe Bronwyn one Ferrari or one lift in my car, whichever comes first. 😆 She gave me a lift to the cinemas last night, after the bus decided not to appear. She had to drive all the way back from Frankston to pick me up (from Mt. Eliza), and she… Read more

Doom

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A few days ago I grabbed a screener of Doom, but it was just that bad that it would have ruined the movie to watch it. Luckily, with uni largely out of the way (excepting exams from next week) I was able to persuade a few of my fellows to join me in seeing it… Read more

#geektree [5/4/2001] – DarkZone

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For a while a few of us had the idea, at this point in time, to build our own DarkZone-style kit – guns, packs, the whole bit. Of course, my grasp of electronics at that point was relatively comical, as was everyone’s, really. So our designs tended to use relays and obscene pseudo-digital logic… really… Read more