things that rule

Islands in Fiji you can walk around in 5 minutes

The Undateables

http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/oct/15/wher...

Oh. Wellington.

A recent yellow fever photo shoot.

http://www.vintag.es/2015/10/these-scary-vintage-dolls-that-will.html

great day of sport today - Mets v Cubs, Bruins v Coyotes, GGG v Lemieux (boxing) and Nix

http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/well-good/731218...

4 years in the making - a Vinnie Lia goal!

Being done with uni for another year

A great day yesterday, we won after going 1-0 down and I passed a milestone of being at the same job for 20 years. Now to check my Lotto ticket - just in case. They sy good things happen in 3's.

In my backyard I can hear a couple of kids a few houses over kicking a football and commentating themselves - thing is, they're not saying "Messi, passing to Neymar" or something, they're saying "Riera to Bonevacia, GOAL!"

That's seriously awesome.

The word is spreading,

Bethel Woods after a win

The quiet group of Roar players playing cards at Wellington airport on their way home

My PT told me that seeing I worked for two hours then did a session with him that I had to catch the bus home...no complaints here

You "did a session with him"?

Chelsea's decline. Couldn't happen to a more deserving club, manager, captain, owner, and set of fans.

Having a remote so I don't have to see the Rugby wankfest going on. 

I have seen the news highlights ( about 90 secs) as I watched the Liverpool and Utd games live. Had no interest.

Rugby is an elitist sport as only certain people can play. In New Zealand you must have lived in Waikato to be allowed to play rugby with adults, but you become a part of the ruling elite of New Zealand when you are selected to become a member of the Canterbury Crusaders. Even being allowed to attend a game of rugby where the Crusaders ride to victory over second-rate teams from Uganda or Auckland is something to be treasured for many generations. People who are unable, unwilling or do not enjoy rugby are considered different and strange. Some are routinely burned at the stake in New Zealand all-male private schools (the girls are let off lightly with the task of cleaning-up after the game soggy biscuit).

Meh, I enjoyed it. Nothing wrong with being a fan of more than one sport. Don't get me wrong though I'm the first to stick up for my #1 when rugby boofheads with IQs lower than Richie's shirt number think they can run us down.

French blackgaze music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R46beoBDBo

Liverpool

Johor Darul Tazim (JDT)..winners of AFC Final

SBW.. Nice gesture!!

At the end of this roller coaster week I are mostly been listening to ...

,, songs by Christine McVie (Perfect)

Making a minor change to ones chromecast after an upgrade and finally getting thr thing to work properly. Youtube docos, I love you.

Getting an amazing haircut from the best Barbers in Wellington Jon and Chris, (Chris attends pretty much every home game of the Nix).

http://thebarbershop.net.nz/

My barbers of choice too, really, really good.

thank you, well groomed man

Visiting a town of 700 people in Colombia that requires a ride on motorbike-powered rail trolley.

Added Equador to my country list boxman. $4.50. Bargain.

The Roly goal.

Roast beef baguettes with Gravy at the stadium. Nom nom

The Krishna goal - thats how you repond to going down 1 point in the first 5 mins of a game.

1 goal.

http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/nov/22/chuck...

I heard Wynton Marsalis on national radio on Sunday - slanging off rappers which by and large I could see his viewpoint.  However one listener suggested he should listen to Chuck D amongst others - how right he was as seen in the article above.

Chuck D was the glue for PE (sorry Termy).

Beaut weekend weather

Catharsis