starsinmyeyes

Referred to as: Gnat

favorite beverage: tea/water

fave color: midnight blue, deep purple

fave flower: irises

fave food: Thai/stir fry noodles

fave cheesecake flavor: don't like it! Favourite cake though is apple tea cake

favourite meat pie: steak and mushroom

favourite dessert pie: apple pie

favourite fruit: mangoes, all stonefruit, passionfruit

favourite vegetables: mushrooms, capscium (red), potatoes and pumpkin

fave junk food: steak and salad sandwich, potato chips

fave animal: cats

fave smiley: and

Buddy Holly

SOLARIS

Good movie but you have to be in the mood for Heinlin type sci-fi; heavy, slow and visually beautiful. I would give it a 9/10.

12 Monkeys

What do I say. Love this movie. 10/10

ZOOLANDER

Spoof on the fashion world. Light hearted. Not really my type of flick but I still had quite a few laughs. Mindless fun. 5/10

NEMESIS

You guys know the script. Thoroughly enjoyed it and appreciated the tension in the script. Enjoyed it much more than when I first saw the film. Data's death is still hard to accept. 9/10

Jen

Nice to see someone who is very creative, comfortable with themselves and someone who has a great sense of humour. Love the Premier for Shallow Space 8 1/2. Gold plated space station. HAH HAH!

Flash looks like a great program. Is it easy to use? Is it expensive?

Love Jeneration animated! The ferengi ship, what a classic!

Haven't been to WA yet but these are the places I always file away for future reference when I see them on travel shows. Trouble is that there is so much to see and WA is such a huge state.

Snorkelling with the whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef.

Exmouth

Geralton

Rottnest Island to see the quokkas. You can spend the day cycling on the island.

Margaret River

Albany

Kauri forests- can't remember where they are.

stromolmites- Carnarvon?

Maybe the rains will be kind enough and some wildflowers will still be on show. Let's hope so.

Western Australia Tourism website

At my old house I managed to have a vegetable patch. Haven't replicated that at my new address.

When I first came to my new address there was only grass. I've planted about 25 native Australian trees/shrubs but have lost about 7 to drought and disconnected irrigation during the holidays. Drat it!

My aim is to provide some low shrubs for the willy wag tails and finches to shelter in and to provide nectar for small mammals, parrots and insects. I want to connect my yard to the brigalow scrub on the other side of the fence. I want to see more animals in my yard!

Red Shirt Volunteer, that Botanical Garden near your place is fabulous! Lucky you!

Jockey

roadie

People who won't see reason and won't try to restore relationships (bear a grudge or continue arguments)

Work

Being tired

Not having the energy to use the telescope on beautiful clear nights

Star Trek and this site obviously!

ASTRONOMY!

Who would have guessed?

New tight jeans and nothing would make me happier if in 2 weeks they are loose again and I have to buy a new pair!

Australian Bass

Darling River

Steak sandwich with lots of salad and beetroot, topped with BBQ onions and sauce.

a different sandwich- a falfael (sp?)kebab (chickpea burger with hummus, tahini, chilli sauce, lettuce, tomato, onion and mushrooms rolled in a toasted flat bread.

I can have my personal crisis grid empty for ages and then suddenly a glut of crises(sp?) will happen and it takes ages to resolve them.

Beginning April 3, 2004 an on-line survey will be conducted for Australians to enter data on animals seen in their backyards/area. The survey runs until May 7, 2004. Survey is simple. A great project for families and kids. Get them out there and looking. Fun for the adults as well.

Wildwatch Australia

Have fun.

Again Huh??

HUH???

Not really things I can't stand but food which is my least favourite.

trout, calamari/octopus, swedes/turnips.

I never really watched a full episode so consequentually I never really gave the show a chance. It was always on before ST and I would get quite cranky that I would have to wait until late in the night to watch ST. The look and feel of the show never grabbed me to become interested.

Teach all learning areas- hence primary school. A person who is desperately hanging out for long service leave! One to beam up. Take me to Risa.

He certainly is a 'personality' who expresses his own mind and is ready to speak his mind about issues and what he sees. Quite a lot of expletives! Audio blogs and written logs are quite interesting. Never hated Wil. It made sense to me that the Enterprise would have a teenager who was smart and interested in the ship. His character could have had more development though.

Star Trek then Millenium and to add another Miracles.

At the moment I would like to escape to a small isolated island which has a luxurious house, environmentally friendly, of course, with a phone line to my family and friends and no-one else. Also I would like to have a beautiful garden to potter around in, an observatory and a beautiful safe beach to swim at.

Or an isolated mountain retreat all of the above except for a beach- bushwalks- where I have time to do what I like and don't have to listen to people or their problems.

When I say isolated I still would like a transporter in the lounge room where I can visit my family and friends when I've had enough of isolation.

Eremophila microtheca (emu bush- Australian wildflower)