Greenies take note
Hi again - after some time in hibernation, it seems winter isn't as cold as it was going to be, yet, so I'm back. This is on next week if you're interested (I can recommendd both films although I am biased as they are written and directed by my uncle!)

Cable and Last Port of Call

When: Tuesday May 23rd 18:30
Where: State Cinema

(Another) Tasmanian Greens Fundraiser

To be opened by the director of both films Roger Scholes. Roger will be
available for discussion afterwards.

$20/$15 Tickets available from the Green Shop, 83 Harrington St, Hobart

The films have a combined running time of about 100 minutes.

Enquiries Karen Brown networker@tas.greens.org.au or 6236 9334 or 0417 555 309

Waves from the point past the far end of the dog beach at Kingston Beach. There was pretty big swell that week. (pics only taken on phone and waves were hard to catch!) 

And our other faces - with mouths. Suitable for drinking with straws. Not suitable for jelly shots. 

Tahnee's blockhead is on top, mine's the dumb looking one :) 

Easter Time
Happy Easter! I've had a fun few days - jam packed full of eating, socialising and very sparse on uni work. Fine by me. Good Friday was largely spent eating breakfast with Tahnee and her Mum Peta, then making blockheads (Gumby's nemeses) for our Nemesis party which was Sunday night. We decided it could be quite fun to be a graffiti artist - spray cans are fun. Although - i did end up with some wierd spotty skin disease (paint!) on my hands and wrist!
Saturday night I went out to see Attic Grooves with Sarah P and then to the after party in Battery Point - sat around there, drank beer and danced the night away. Walking through Battery Pt at 3:30am is very quiet. Then up early on Sunday (9!) in time for church at 10. A quick stop at the Margate antique shop afterwards to poke around with Mum and Hamish then home for lunch... sleep, then out to Tahnee's house sitting house in Tinderbox for the Nemesis party. Sadly (and probably due to it being Easter Sunday) not many people came, but those that did had fun. And Mum and Hamish got to visit twice - first to say hi early on, but then I rang them again to come and rescue Holly's car with the subaru when she got it stuck on a drain. 2 jacks later (the first one was fully extended so we used a brick and a second jack), a plank under the front bumper where it was stuck on a rock, and the subaru with towball... and it was free again! And I got to be the one sitting next to the car jacking it up - but on the uphill side because the car looked too precarious to sit under!!
Other than that the Easter holidays have been spent watching movies (Earthsea, Mission Impossible) and Season 2 of Spooks.
I have also finally managed to cut out two print plates which with any luck I'll test out this afternoon. Not as much artyness as I might have got up to this holidays, but ah well. Not as much study either but exams are approaching so I should get into gear.
And now back to uni tomorrow...