Glenn Kelly

Christmas Day, 2006. Leeton, NSW.

The previously dry and dusty country town sees the biggest rains in living memory.

But is it too little, too late?

Well, it’s 23rd December. And this year I’m feeling the christmas spirit.

Why? Because I’m celebrating the birth of baby jesus?

Because I have the spirit of giving?

No, and No.

I bought myself a new camera a few weeks ago. And instead of opening it straight away, it’s under the tree now. I can only open it on christmas day. And I reaaaaaally want to open it.

So, it may be selfish, but this year I’m looking forward to christmas. And again, thank god the shopping’s over!

Well it’s that time of year again and I’m headin’ back to good ol’ aus. The same time of year that makin’ lots of words end in a ‘.

I’ve got a good friend to mind my flat while I’m in australia http://www.jennykosmowsky.com. And all’s good.

Work have been generous enough to let me work while in australia which is very forward thinking of them. So cudos to Making Plans. ( They read this blog some times, so I have to say that! ).

I’ll also be best man at a wedding while I’m away. Max Fraser and Leanne Paonne are finally tying the knot. So good for them

and I hope I can do their wedding justice.

I’m looking forward to going home, seeing mum, dad, my brother and the cat, and everyone else. But I’ll also miss England. Even if it does have crappy weather and a piss poor cricket team. I’ve got good friends here too

Now that’s when you know your blog is getting out there to the masses.
With all the spam comments I found out that someone had taken the time to tell me all about cults

But at least now I feel like my blog has been discovered, cause someone just a little bit crazy took the time to post. And as we all know about the internet. First come the crazies …

While planning a wedding, I think everyone must think ‘why don’t we just have a small simple wedding?’

And I think Bev and Mario thought that too.

But, after all the work, their big wedding turned out so well, food was great, venue was great, everyone was well looked after. It was good fun.
So cheers guys, I hope it was worth the all the work, and enjoy being married.

g

Bev and mario

After much stuffing around I’ve finally gathered my toys ( and my posts ) and imported everything in to wordpress, and let me say that I’m happy here. However, the huge range of themes is leaving me with too much choice now

To many, christmas and the new year is all about holidays and family and pressies. But, for some reason, the period just before that is the most important time to ‘get things finished’.

Walking through the centre of the city late last night I saw an attractive, but hard looking older woman smoking near the road, not doing much.
I walked past her and a man came up to her and asked? “How much?“
Just before walking out of earshot I heard her say “What do you want?“
Then I realised what was going on. It was a cold night to be standing outside, in the city, with so little on.

hey Glenn! thanks for introducing me to websites industry. you know that i wouldn’t do it without your help!

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/223/223863_antiwar_protest_fills_the_streets.html

Made it to the Stop the War Rally in Manchester on the weekend.
Caught the bus with my fellow protesters over from Leeds.
The whole event had a really great vibe, and it felt very good to think I was a part of something that may bring about change.
20,000 people the police said. Organizers said 50,000.
I guess somewhere in the middle

g

20,000 people marching in Manchester to stop the war ( and other things )
That’s me near the clock

http://ninakupsc.com/2006/09/24/look-across-the-room.aspx

I’m always fasinated to see what ‘real’ artists can create. Especially when they have a mixture of digital and analogue abilities. At just seems so much more raw and interesting than programming sites. It’s like they have an abundance of creativity, just looking for an outlet. I’m priviledged to know Nina Kupsc, she seems to overflow with ability and energy to create.
And now she’s got this blog
Ninas Site

Look forward to reading it!
glenn

Yeah, it started off as a test, but I’m actually starting to enjoy it

So the master of computing finally has a
blog?

http://interversal.co.uk/

I’ve just created my business blog http://www.interversal.co.uk
It’ll be more about computers and internet thingies, whereas this one seems to be more about humans.
I wonder who’ll get the most posts?

1. Relax
I mean really relax. The sort of relax you do in a warm bath, with bubbles if you like. Learn to relax in day to day life too.
2. Be kind to yourself.
Everyone has good days, and not so good days. It all changes. Let go, and relax again.
3. Breath.
Very simple. Breath in, breath out, and relax again. Breathing lines you up, centers you, and sorts you out without having to do anything. When in doubt, breath in, breath out.
4. Be still
Be more still. Rest your attention on the stillest part of your body. Let that stillness still everything. How still can you be? And when you’re that still, can you be stiller.
5. Health
Eat well and be healthy. Stay away from alcohol, cigarettes, illegal drugs, and don’t eat meat. All these substances lower a persons vibrations, making it harder to be still and relax. Meditation reduces the need for these things anyway.
6. Find somewhere comfortable to sit.
Keep your back straight, and supported. Cross legged if you can. Just sit in a way that feels ok. Sit down in a way that if you stay still for a while, your body will be ok with it.
7. Time
Spend as little or as much time meditating as you like. Doing what works for you.
Change happens in an instant, and you can relax, and be still in the time it takes to breath in and out. Possibly less.
15 - 20 minutes a day starting out is a good way to get in to meditation, and enjoy it’s benefits,

So Enjoy!