Hi all, just thought it might be time to give a little update on the life of me. I live in Norway, in a town called Rudshøgda, although "town" is a bit of a stretch, as its more of an intersection of the main highway, with two service stations, a shop and a couple of industries. Fortunatly, one of the industries has decided to employ me-I am a cage-repairman. Basically there are these cages used in recycling electronic waste, and they get broken now and then during transport, and i weld/drill/hit-them-with-a-sledgehammer until they look like cages again. Its a pretty simple, dont have to use your mind job and does lend credence to Dads claims that the university is investigated my thesis for plagerism. They are not. I think. Other than work I try to get some trips around Europe done as often as I can, I am headed to Vienna to visit Kate and "NoHands" in 2 weeks and then up to Hamburg to visit a mate on the way back to Norway. I get to go skiing alot, since there are 3 skifields quite close to where I live, and I'm enjoying living here overall! Hope alls well with everyone! As a side note, if someone would like to give me a brief overview of WildHorse i would muchly appreciate it as its pretty much all over Facebook and Roffreport and I have no idea whats going on.....
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Well, will you look at that. Turns out you can have facebook and still be out of the loop - my how the tables have turned....
I wasn't there for the "Wild Horse" competition so I will let the horse himself, or others present, fill you in...
Kate
Man, I wish I was you!
I know you're an engineer, Zac but "a lot" is two words. I'm jealous of your live. In the Wild Horse debate, vote for Fred. I took Rowan to the airport today after his visit to Melbourne and can reliably report he's an out-of-control coke-head (or perhaps completley straight but totally weird at the same time). I blame his father. Continue to enjoy your youth - it doesn't last forever.
I know you're a lecturer, Grant, but Zac's 'life' is what you are jealous of.
Zac, great to hear what you are up to. I too am quite envious. Will you ever come home again?
And for what it's worth, I am voting wild horse.
Great to hear from you, Zac, it sounds like you are living the life! We should try for a ski holiday before I get too old. Happy Birthday to you in advance of March 5th just in case I forget. Will you really be only 25? You seem to have crammed so much into so few years - you must be tired!
Tood
I too vote for Fred Basset. (A lot can happen on the 14 hour drive from Box Hill to Avalon airport!)
Avalon Airport, according to the signs we encountered, is only about 20 kilometres from Murray Bridge - it would have been easier to drop Rowan back at his house. We did have a nice chat, though, and I think the Wild Horse vs Fred debate has now been put to bed. Go Wild Horse!
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