Making a Difference

Movember – with an artistic difference

November 16, 2010

I’ve been friends with Lee pretty much since I began blogging. But Adam can beat that: he was friends with Lee back when they were boys, drawing comics together. Long spells go between when Adam picks up a pencil, but Lee has gone on to make full use of his talents, as those of you [...]

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Running 5K for Tanner, Tutus for Tanner & Duchennes Muscular Dystrophy

August 5, 2010

Catherine Connors has written for a long time about her nephew Tanner, who has Duchennes Muscular Dystrophy. In a wonderful movement that can only prove what open-heartedness the internet community is capable of, as we saw recently with the support for Ivy, this coming Friday morning New York time (Friday evening here in Australia) many, many people [...]

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Reader, I did it

July 18, 2010

run melbourne 2010 My body feels broken, but between us I’m pretty chuffed to be able to say I finished the whole distance: my pesky right knee held up okay and I didn’t get any blisters! (Those $35 sports socks were totally worth the money.) I’ll write up more later – I’m off now to have [...]

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A Couple of Reminders

July 14, 2010

Don’t forget to pencil the 31st of July in your diaries for the New Voices Literary Festival. It will be great! This coming Sunday is the Run Melbourne Half Marathon. I’ve spent a few days in serious deliberation about whether to line up and run or not. Although I am better this week, I am still congested [...]

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Well, it’s official

June 9, 2010

I enrolled in the half marathon today, set to go next month (Sunday 18th). I think my personal trainer thinks I’m mad, but at least she believes I’ll finish. Note I said finish: not finish well. If I crawl over the line, so be it. Oh well, I’m not running to break records. No, I’m running [...]

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He’s a wee bit tired

March 29, 2010

Starting Saturday and finishing yesterday, Adam and some work colleagues took it in shifts, on their bikes, to ride this red line: That’s from Swan Hill up at the border down to Port Fairy on the coast, all 520kms of it, in aid of the Murray to Moyne fundraiser. 9.30pm last night I’m sure there [...]

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Friday Linkage

March 26, 2010

Contributor copies of Miscellaneous Voices: Australian Blog Writing #1 are now making their way across the country and globe, as are the first of the pre-orders. Some blog posts have been written about those who’ve received them: such as Lead Igloo, Maekitso’s Cafe (you can win his copy if you enter his competition by writing a Ghazal), [...]

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Winners!

January 23, 2010

Congratulations to Tiffany and Seraphim who were the numbers #36 & #25 respectively the random number generator just gave back to me – I’ll be in touch with you soon regarding your prizes. My thanks to you all who helped. I’m about to send off the raised amount now. I want to also give a shout [...]

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Fundraiser for Earthquake Victims

January 22, 2010

There is a scene in The Fifth Element when Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) sits down at a computer to learn everything about the human race. The moments, the disasters, flick past her and by the time she’s learned everything there is a look in her eyes of terrified incomprehension, and she falls into Bruce Willis’ arms, spent. Keira came [...]

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