Stretch hummer at Priscilla try two
Stretch hummer at Priscilla try two, originally uploaded by Korny Sietsma.
An amazing sight… Global warming anyone?
Stretch hummer at Priscilla try two, originally uploaded by Korny Sietsma.
An amazing sight… Global warming anyone?
Never say good luck on opening night!, originally uploaded by Korny Sietsma.
Slight chaos at the opening of Priscilla the musical… There’s been a bomb threat, and the whole theatre has been evacuated into the city square! Fun fun fun!
Here comes the sun…, originally uploaded by Korny Sietsma.
And Gough is a happy cat. Though hungry, as always!
Rutherglen, originally uploaded by Korny Sietsma.
Just back from a great week in Rutherglen … Doing nothing much!

I achieved a sad geek triumph the other day - a wonderful heath robinson
arrangement that lets me run Ubuntu linux on my work machine with
minimal risk.
In brief - ubuntu boots from a 4g usb stick. /home and other bits are
stored in a folder on my (ntfs) hard disk. And I can run Windows, from
my original drive, under Vmware!
Or I can pull out my usb stick, and my system will run Windows
normally, with almost no visible changes from it’s original setup.
Needless to say, this was rather complex to get working!
(update - I tried sending this on Wednesday, but due to flickr issues it only got here today… and in the meantime, I’ve had an episode where Windows on booting decided to chkdsk my drive, and found some minor errors. I’m now a bit anxious about the above… but I’ll keep struggling on with it!)

This entry is mainly a test - flickr uploading seemed to randomly break for me, this was the first attempt that worked. It’s also a shot of me, for anyone in the unlikely situation of reading this but not knowing what I look like.
Hi folks! Welcome to my feeble attempt to keep a blog alive. It’s pretty guaranteed that I’ll be posting fairly rarely - mostly, to let those who seem to have given up on mailing lists know that I’m still alive…
Posting will be faciliated somewhat by my latest gadget - a Nokia N95, quite a nice phone, apart from an atrocious battery life, but it makes photo-blogging amazingly easy. The process is:
Of course to make a proper message like this, I have to go in and edit by hand - but for basic photo-blogging, it couldn’t be simpler.