Category Archives: photographs

NO, where have you been?

By JD | Published: 05/12/2009
In which I will summarise the month of November without apologising to either of you for my absence. I might start from the end of October as things occurred. 25th October – 14th November 2009 All the way from notsunny England, Mother and Father came to visit. On a quest for sunshine and to see kangaroos they [...]
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A week of which we will not speak…

By JD | Published: 12/09/2009
… cos of how much I really didn’t like it. Last night Gabriel Taylor Russ slammed poetry at an poetry slam. I had heard the piece he was going to perform before the event but this time he delivered it with much more loudy voice, handy gesture and conviction and angry face than ever before. He [...]
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Brisbane

By JD | Published: 27/07/2009
Did you go on the City Cat on Saturday? Yes I did, now stop following me freakcake. We got up at the early on Saturday and decided to take the boat into town. Yes that is a real thing as any Brisbane-livers or havebeento-ers will know. It’s a bit of a stroll to the boat stop [...]
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Sydney

By JD | Published: 23/07/2009
I haven’t seen you in Brisbane ALL week? Of course not silly head I am in Sydney. For SMPTE. I’m not even going to hyper link it. Google it. Most people won’t be interested. Conference + tradeshow is all you need to know. Broadcasty/TV’y/Filmy. I am here on work stuff and I will have to do plenty [...]
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On the Internet

By JD | Published: 07/07/2009
Alana was on the Internet via my Powerbook G4 (probably making it more broken and stealing the gigs and the rams) and I took a photo. I am quite prone to this kind of thing so you should probably get used to it. You should look forward to the launch of the archive of the podcast I [...]
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