Gerrit's blogger blog

Vuurwerk, liever wat minder

2009-01-06T19:25:00.002+01:00

Omdat Jacques op Nieuwjaarsnacht zich hyperventilerend onder mijn bed verborg, naast Catherine en omdat om 2 uur diezelfde nacht iemand het nog nodig vondt om een op handgranaat lijkend vuurwerk in het trappenhuis af te steken heb ik besloten deze petitie te ondertekenen.
En vooral omdat Barry me herinnerde aan de petitie.

Gary Larson IRL

2009-01-01T14:59:00.000+01:00

My favourite Gary Larson Cartoon IRL

The Nano

2008-12-04T17:39:00.007+01:00

Could not get to sleep last night and was listening to a BBC World Service Program about food nanotechnology. The original broadcast is reviewed here and you can find a link to the program too.

More links and articles on this blog.

It comes down to fucking with your food on an atomic level, this can also happen in real life in a natural way (smoked salmon). Some products are already poisoning the Americans (and Australians (Don't buy Tip Top Bread)) and a lot of research is being done by the big food corporations.

One of the goals is to nuke the atoms in a hamburger in such a way so you can go to McDonald and eat 10 of them and none of the cancer causing particles stay in your body.

I think a simpler solution is possible: DON'T EAT AT MCDONALDS.

Of coarse the nanotechnology enhanced products are not labelled as such and when these products are more widely available it would be hard to avoid cancer. One could take the following approach: 'Don't buy food that needs a label' as my good friend Nicole once said. But this nanotechnology is also (going to be) applied to seeds so it will be hard to tell if the fresh food you buy has not been modified by either gene or nano-technology.

While doing some research and thinking about it I realized that big corporations are doing a lot of research (and we can pride ourselves that a lot of its done in Wageningen) at a high cost so we in the west can stuff ourselves without any (yet known) risk while it is still impossible to feed large parts of the world.

This only confirms my believe that large corporations are irresponsible psychopaths. Which also explains the current credit crunch (I just had to throw that in).

To prove that I am not a complete pessimist: while still listening to the BBC World Service the news announced that the Danish company Novo Nordisk will start providing insulin for free (with training for doctors and healthcare workers) to 10.000 children in the 3rd world.

The cost? They will be spending initially 20 to 25 Million US$. Not that they are making a huge sacrifice, profits for 2007 were 1,643 million US$

Miss Cathy

2008-10-28T21:09:00.002+01:00

Miss Cathy lounging on the couch.

Some training

2008-10-28T20:46:00.002+01:00

Have been working hard, web services and stuff and needed some training too.

Thanks to the trainer I have gained enough knowledge.

The much requested update

2008-10-28T20:32:00.004+01:00

I finally came around to upload pictures on my camera to my (new) laptop.
These ones was taken on my short trip to Copenhagen.

This might have been my last name if I had been born in Denmark.

For Van Morrison Fan-reason taken.

iemand heeft het eg druk gehad in de herfst vakantie

2008-10-28T10:09:00.004+01:00

The new laptop

2008-09-21T11:55:00.004+02:00

I could not help myself and bought a new laptop yesterday, the old one had a batterylife of 3 minutes, a powercable that is broken, missing keys and buttons (had to turn it on with the help of a paperclip) and was becoming veeeeeryyyyy slooooooow.

The new one is an Acer 5715Z, system-wise nice, got everything, the sound is nice enough so you can watch a video and understand what people say without the use of headphones.

It is running Vista, which I hate to admit do not hate yet. Then again, without running any programs (just some gadgets and skype and stuff) it is already using 1Gb of memory (but it has 4).

Needless to say I probably will test Linux on it.

And Acer decided to install the usual crap, lots of it removed and one of the games provided seems to have a Trojan.

Did not see this picture in the paper

2008-09-03T15:37:00.003+02:00

700 cats

2008-08-29T15:12:00.001+02:00

And this lady is not crazy.
Visit the site Cat House on the Kings for more details.

The new phone

2008-08-17T09:44:00.004+02:00

Finally got a new phone, it has got a a high gadget-value. Nice. Will take a trip up North today so I can do some road testing.

Of coarse one of the first pictures I took with it was one of Jacques (there is also one of Cathy but I still have that only on my phone (which I could blog from, must try that too later)

Getting comfortable with the phone and trying to fix one (and only) drawback took me whole of yesterday. The drawback is that an incoming call somehow overrides a little tool called S2U2 (Slide to Unlock, a tool that unlocks the phone by sliding your finger over the screen) which results in picking up the call by trying to slide the phone out of its pouch. No solution found yet.

If it is Thursday this must be Cophenhagen

2008-08-14T21:36:00.005+02:00

Pictures will follow (only two or three) The work went well. An interesting and nice taxi driver who took me from the hotel to the office could speak Dutch, learned it from his ice-skating club; half of the members are Dutch, h4 showed me (on the map) an area close to Copenhagen where the streets have Dutch names (hmmm nice title for a song). I will need to do some research into that but not now as the aquavit is calling. I wanted to blog at least a little today because otherwise the title would have been: "If yesterday was Thursday, it must have been Copenhagen", which does not have the same ring as the current title.
Two other nice things:
Electronic Check in: when you get of the metro at the airport you can check in electronicly: type in your reservation number, verify an/or change your seat and your boarding pass is printed, on to security in two minutes.
The Metro in Copenhagen: the tracks are separated by a glass/seethrough walls and the metro stops excatly at the right place so two sets of sliding doors open up,it does wonders for the smell in the station and the mess on the tracks.

The waddle

2008-08-10T12:56:00.003+02:00

Apparently a group of penguins on land is called a waddle. I finished re-organizing my penguin collection. This collection is not really activly maintained. It consists of the first 100 Pelicans (at least that was my aim) and the first 1000 penguins (altwma). plus the odd Shakespeare, Poetry series, specials, guidebooks, children books and bits and pieces.
Collecting them require a lot of bookshop visiting, which I really don't do that much any more. You also need a good list of what you have, what needs to be replaced, I lost the list a few computers ago. I have read many of them and while shelving them I spotted a few of them worth a (re-)read.

The Catnip

2008-08-09T12:33:00.004+02:00

My colleague brought back some catnip from the states, this is one of the few cases where I agree with the American 'more is better'. The quality is very high too. Needless to say I have two very stoned cats now.

The sorting

2008-08-09T12:29:00.002+02:00

When I moved in I only shelved my Penguin/Pelican collection, I had not felt the urge to put them in proper order so I started on a rainy evening, of which we had plenty this week. The Pelicans are done now, the Penguins are getting there.

The Bad Weather

2008-08-09T12:23:00.005+02:00

This week we had some crazy weather, this was Thursday:

The lights went on at 10 o'clock, in the morning.

So I had to turn the lights on too. It looks like it is October, the same thing happened again at around four o'clock in the afternoon.

Carla sings a naughty song

2008-08-04T11:41:00.001+02:00

Lyrics and translation here

System Upgrade Update

2008-08-01T12:29:00.002+02:00

the 500gb disk is working now, not quite sure why this happened, maybe because it did not have the standard partition table(it had a GPT table, whatever) after a bit of mucking around with it the machine booted with the disk attached. I think overwriting the beginning of the disk with dd did the trick.

my testing/develop version of my jukebox is also up and running again so we can start working again.

Nieuwendammerdijk revisited

2008-07-31T11:11:00.003+02:00

Some background on the Nieuwendammerdijk: It is named after Nieuwendam an old village that has been there for centuries. It was a port an became prosperous because the port was a lot cheaper than the port of Amsterdam and, I suppose, because of the import of wood.

The Noorder IJ en Zee dijk is a dike going along the coast of what used to be the sea and is now is the IJselmeer, not only in this part of Amsterdam but along a big part of Noord-Holland.

Nieuwendam, and some other small villages around here were annexed by the city of Amsterdam in 1921 after a flood in 1916.

Some information and a map/cycle route can be found in the pdf Noordje Fietst.

System Upgrade

2008-07-31T11:02:00.002+02:00

I have been thinking about re-installing Fedora on my main machine, I had been upgrading it a few times but this time it was time for a complete clean install. Also because I was able to back everything up to a 1TB extrenal hard disk (Note that the disk came preformatted for windows but Fedora had no problem mounting and reading/writing to it).
So now everything is clean and fresh, and up and running again, except for the 'compiz' part.(gives you wobbly windows and applets like you have them on the Mac, including the Mac taskbar. I now use a Mac/Leopard theme with icons and all. The compiz is nice eyecandy and I think I can live without it.

The only problem is adding a 500gb hard disk, as soon as I plug that in the machine does not go past the system boot screen and I can't get inthe bios. All basic debugging has been done (Cables:check, power:check). I will test the disk with a usb thingy I have that lets you use any disk through usb.

Niewendammerdijk

2008-07-30T11:28:00.005+02:00

The other day I cycled down to the Schellingwouder Brug to buy some plants. I decided to go down the Niewendammerdijk, an old dike in Amsterdam-noord.

Actually this is the old Leeuwarderweg but part of the dike.

Small old houses

It is part of the Noorder IJ en Zee dijk.

The beginning of the Niewendammerdijk.

You will also find typical (partial) wooden houses here.

A lock halfway.

The house of the lock-keeper.

The pillar indicating that this is a part of the Noorder IJ en Zee dijk.

A ferry stop and some strange construction of houses/apartments, judging by the moored boats not a cheap place to live.

Look Vincent: people; waiting for the ferry.

Another view of the dike.

There are not only old houses on the dike, also some very modern.

Not quite sure if I like it that much, The 'schoonheids commisie' might have been asleep when permissions were given.

This house is next to the very modern one.

This used to be a private hospital.

Obligatory picture of cat sleeping on the pavement (it was a very warm day).

A long overdue update

2008-07-27T13:20:00.002+02:00

First of all, I updated my photo album, a lot of cat pics, some pics from Finland (with bikes and numberplates).

Last week I bought another album for on the wall: Dakota Staton

They finally removed the lift that was attached to my balcony, so everything is back to normal, Will need to do some work and/or think about a big plant container.

I also repainted the top of my desk, with glitsa this time to make the top hard and smooth enough for my computer mice.

It has been and still is very hot and moist, lots of thunderstorms last night, which made me stay in instead of going to the daiquiri party.

Not much else is new, am mentally preparing for the Ikea visit.

Mijn tuintje terug

2008-07-13T11:02:00.003+02:00

Het schilderwerk is de laatste tijd goed gevorderd, ze hebben op mijn etage alle tussenschotten weer geplaatst (behalve die met mijn naaste buren omdat de lift er nog staat. Wordt gelukkig ook minder wakker gemaakt door de lift, hij komt niet meer zo hoog en ik heb ook geen schilders op mijn balkon om kwart over zeven.

Helaas valt er weinig te genieten van het balkon, het regent hier ontzettend veel, mooi voor de tuin die de laatste tijd wel erg te lijden heeft gehad van de droogte, zo te zien zal een enkele boom het niet overleven. Het gras trekt alweer aardig bij.

Rommelmarkt/Hoezen

2008-06-29T16:45:00.005+02:00

Vandaag was er weer een grote rommelmarkt op het NDSM Trerrein in Noord en ik heb een begin gemaakt an een collectie lp hoezen aan de muur.
De mooiste is wel Moanin' van Art Blakey, maar die was ook meteen de duurste. Dan nog Something Cool van June Christy En twee lp's van Ann Burton: Blue Burton en Ballads & Burton.
Terwijl ik de Ann Burton's vond stond iemand naast mij (die ook nog een paar mooie lp's voor mijn neus wegpikte), hij wierp een blik op de LP van Ann Burton en zei toen: "Daar heb ik ook nog op mee gespeeld", hij bleek ook nog vorige week op het ijazz festival gespeeld te hebben.
Nu nog een slimme manier zien te vinden om ze op te hangen.

Ijazz and wind

2008-06-23T08:58:00.003+02:00

So I had planned to spend Sunday at the ijjazz festival here in Noord. Unfortunatly the performers I wanted to see were playing on the same stage, one that was on top of a boat and about 50 meters high up (and away from the quay. Even more unfortunately there was also a fierce wind.
The wind got so fierce that the performance by Rita Reys was stopped halfway through. Watched another band for a while but as I could not be sure if/when/where the performers would be playing I went home.
Wasted a lot of time at aboutcolonblank.com, interesting, disgusting and funny stuff, be aware the guy has a fetish for bacon and meat.

For cat lovers the following is worth a visit estorboloco

How to get rid of telemarketeers

2008-06-22T18:11:00.001+02:00

Finland Revisisted/Camera Repaired

2008-06-04T08:51:00.005+02:00

I had noticed it for a while but I wanted to bring my camera with me to Finland. The pictures are not completely in focus, when zoomed in it would not focus so I brought it in for repair, it was just/still under warranty.

You will get no prizes for guessing the nationality of this group of people.
When I tried to leave the hotel one day a couple of people were blocking the door, stepping out I noticed a few more, standing around in a circle, blocking the pavement and anyone trying to leave the hotel a normal exit. (the gap you see was the one I created by just stepping in the middle of the circle and getting out.)q A pity that I did not have to carry my computer case, I use it sometimes to remind people that other people need space too (one of them opened their mouth and it was Dutch what came out).

Thuis

2008-05-31T09:25:00.002+02:00

Het eerste wat me opviel toen ik thuis kwam was dat mijn appartement eigenlijk wel erg kaal is, na twee weken in een hotel met veel hout en kleur gezeten te hebben valt het witte en het gebrek aan decoratie wel erg op. Moet toch maar wat meer kleurige decoratie zien te vinden. Toch maar mijn plan om een collectie Jazz elpee covers aan te leggen uit het stof halen.

Ook maar eens een poging doen om een aantal zwart/wit foto's van Oud Amsterdam Noord op te hangen, het probleem is dat de muren zo ard zijn dat er geen spijker is in te krijgen.

De katten waren dolblij me weer te zien er moest veel geaaid worden en de plukken haar vlogen in het rond. Ze waren nog blijer omdat ze wee het balkon opkonden zodat ze de koolmeesjes de stuipen op het lijf konden jagen.

We zijn weeer thuis

2008-05-30T19:40:00.002+02:00

Precies zoals gepland om 1/2 8 thuis, de katten hebben me gemist zo te zien.

Pindakaas !!!!

2008-05-29T21:50:00.002+02:00

Morgen nog een halve dag lesgeven en de rest van de dag ben ik onderweg naar huis, als het goed is zit ik om 1/2 8 Vrijdagavond achter een dikke stapel boterhammen met pindakaas en hoef ik even niet uit eten.

Spooky

2008-05-28T22:08:00.002+02:00

Just caught this on the pussy cam

They are still there.....

2008-05-26T19:37:00.002+02:00

But I think they are mad at me, both have turned their backs to me.

Dutch Link No 1

2008-05-25T17:49:00.000+02:00

The civil war

2008-05-25T17:26:00.006+02:00

This is a link to the wikipedia article on the Finnish Civil War

Plans for today

2008-05-25T10:44:00.004+02:00

I think I need to drop by the H&M, not sure if I brought enough trousers, It also has been quite a while I did some clothes shopping.

There is also an exhibition on the civil war in Tampere, this should be interesting.

A bit of reading in the park, listen to some music; I bought a new mp3 player a Zen Stone; nice and simple drag and drop to add files and a standard usb/mini-usb cable. I lost my cable for the mp3 player I had.

It looks like I am down to 1 creditcard only, the magnetic strip on 1 of them is damaged....

Finnish Spelling

2008-05-25T10:29:00.003+02:00

I think this sums it up for Finnish spelling, You write what you hear so you say what you write. Appearantly (apparently) there are no spelling tests in Finnish schools, there is nothing to test.
It also explains some trouble I had understanding some words that I heard, someone said to me that a feature was 'dis ab led' (pronounce it as it were separate words but without pausing at the spaces and you might get what I mean). It was just the Finnish accent.

Follow Up on Tipping

2008-05-23T17:18:00.002+02:00

I checked with the people overhere that I work with, apparently Fins are of the opinion that the Bar/Restaurant owner should pay there staff enough so that the staff don't need tips. (so service is included in the bill).
Talking of service: sofar I have had no reason to complain, everything came quick: waiter, menu, food and bill, no rudeness or fake friendliness. Maybe Amsterdam and American restaurant owners should send their staff overhere for training.

No Smoking, No Tipping

2008-05-22T21:26:00.002+02:00

I have been doing all my smoking standing up the last few days, no more smoking in bars, hotels and restaurants, no more sitting down with a coffee and a cigarette, I am getting a preview of what is to come to Holland. I have mixed feelings about it: my lungs say yes, my addiction says no.

Also: waiters don't like tipping here, if you spend a couple of seconds trying to calculate the tip they are very willing to point out the dotted line where you have to sign (and the place I had dinner tonight did not even have space on the receipt for a tip). No mixed feelings on this subject from this Dutch guy.

Zo wordt er dus voor mijn katten gezorgd....

2008-05-20T17:41:00.003+02:00

In plaats van een beetje respect te hebben voor de slaaplaats van een van mijn katten worden er gewoon de voeten opgezet.....

In Finland

2008-05-19T17:49:00.002+02:00

I have arrived and am hard at work.

I saw that O'Connells is still there and I think I might have a drink there later

Even more music

2008-05-15T17:48:00.002+02:00

A review of last night's concert from Het Parool
Also remembered there will be a Jazz Festival In Noord in the lst week of June, some names are already sticking out and worth seeing: Room Eleven, The Young Sinatras, Anna Maria Jopek and Rita Reys Trio (the grand old lady of Ducth jazz is still active)

Katie to the vet, me to the concert

2008-05-15T08:47:00.003+02:00

Yesterday I took Katie to the vet, her behavior was off, going to the litterbox a few times in a row in a short period of time, without any results.
The vet confirmed that there was something wrong with her, not what I thought (constipation) but 'blaasontsteking'.
I had the choice of pills (twice a day) or 1 shot of antibiotics. Choose the latter as Danny will be taking care of my cats and did not want to saddle her with the task of coming in twice a day (even it it was an option). She still has a little trouble but that should be over in a few days.

The concert (Robert Plant and Alison Krauss) was very good, brilliant drummer, nice lightning, good sound overall, although Barry might disagree.

It was wonderful to hear 'Down to the river' live, AK's voice is amazing.

Talking about music

2008-05-12T20:17:00.002+02:00

I should not forget to mention that I will be going to the Robert Plant/Alison Krauss concert this week. According to this review it should be a wonderful evening, maybe I should brush up on my Led Zeppelin

Music: traditional

2008-05-12T20:03:00.002+02:00

While writing this I am watching a band that I missed when they were playing in Amsterdam: The Carolina Chocolate Drops. They are a traditional black bluegrass/country band.

Another outstanding musician is Sierra Hull, a mandolin player, She just released a CD with half of Union Station playing on it (Ron Block etc). This would not be anything special if she wasn't about sixteen. She has been playing the mandolin half her life and I found some videos on youtube where is performing with Alison Krauss and Union Station, in some of the videos she must have been 11 or 12 or so.

Last but not least is Uncle Earl, very rootsy music, very good musicians, also worth watching on youtube.

The weather

2008-05-12T14:58:00.002+02:00

We are enjoying very good weather here in Lake Bellyditch. I will be away in a week or so and for now the weather does not very attractive over there.

kees: where is the mouse?

2008-05-12T10:41:00.001+02:00

kees: where is the mouse? A very good speech on what Web 2.0 actually is.

Spammer??? Ikke????

2008-05-09T08:10:00.003+02:00

Ik ben begonnen met een blog over het opknapwerk wat op op het moment plaats vindt, Loenermark Schilderwerk Blogspot.com denkt dat het wel eens een spam blog zou kunnen zijn, en heeft de toegang geblokkeerd (in ieder geval voor mij, ik kan niets toevoegen en/of veranderen). Hopenlijk is de blokkade snel opgeheven ( .

More cat pics

2008-05-01T14:41:00.001+02:00

Jacques Looking.

Katie cleaning

Cat Tongue

Jacques hides his head in shame.

Spaghetti

2008-05-01T14:07:00.000+02:00

This is at the moment my favorite spaghetti recipe.

Ingredients:

Per person:
1 courgette (or 2 if they are small)
1 red pepper
1/2 bowl of garlic (or as much as you like)
a good handful of chopped parsley
Lots of olive oil
Salt and pepper.
Put on the water for the spaghetti and start chopping/grating

When everything is chopped up

Put the red pepper and garlic in pan with a thick layer of oliveoil, stir well ann add salt and pepper to taste.

When the garlic starts to turn brown add the grated courgette and mix well

The olive oil will be soaked up by the courgette.
Turn the fire low and cover the pan with a lid.
In the mean time the water will be boiling, so throw in the spaghetti.

When the spaghetti is done put in in the pan with the courgette, add the parsley and mix throroughly.

Serve with grated parmezan.

Some Long Overdue Pictures

2008-04-30T10:51:00.000+02:00

The as usual loveley Katie

That's enough

The Olive Tree

The news from Lake Bellyditch

2008-04-27T11:35:00.001+02:00

The cats are doing fine: Jacques is obsessed with the birdhouse as a 'Koolmees' couple are moving in, they might decide otherwise when they realize they will be under constant observation and risk. Jacques managed to catch and eat two or three last year.

Found a nice olive tree here at the local market, my Mediterranean balcony is coming along: a fig tree, a grapevine, a 'laurier' tree and now an olive tree. Pictures will also beposted as soon as I can install my photo download software again on my laptop (Canon has a 75 MB update downloadable but not a complete uptodate version.

Pestered by a backpain that came up this week, lots of lying down/not moving.

Lapmod idea

2008-04-21T20:56:00.001+02:00

The blog entry

How to fold a tshirt

2008-04-20T15:10:00.001+02:00

Hardware that died this week (or nearly)

2008-04-20T11:40:00.001+02:00

Have been having various hardware issues this week
1) Laptop was getting very slow, found out the dvd drive was not working anymore but luckily enough discovered that there was a partition with a clean image, only by accident I discovered that there was a simple way of restoring that image while booting, backed up everything important. Pressed F9 during boot, 20 minutes later had a clean Windows XP, now installed with MUCH less software, nice and fast again, and plenty of disk space.

2) Also looked at my old old epia mini itx motherboard, would not boot: first casualty: power supply, luckily I had a spare 150 watt one, up and running again.

3) Looked at a pc that I used as storage for a while, started it up, second casualty another power supply. Decided to mount the disks on my main linux machine,through some nifty hardware device, a USB thingy that lets you attach any hard disk (SATA/IDE) quickly. One disk was completely unreadable (could have been used with LVM) but this one only had a backup of my mp3 collection, the other one could be read and found some important files back.

The other disk is now added to the Epia motherboard. I installed freenas on a 128Mb Compact Flash card, for which I had a converter to be able to attach it to an IDE interface so it is used as a harddisk, freenas runs happily from it, although it takes 3 minutes to boot.

I plugged in a SATA card so the 2 SATA disks can be used again and I can have a good backup of my music and other important files.

lapmods: part 2 software

2008-04-06T11:46:00.000+02:00

Basically the only software that needs to run on both lapmod is a webbrowser and an audio player wich can be controlled remotely, either http or another protocol.

So far I found Foobar2000+ a plugin (control_server I believe), Winamp with httpq plugin and VLC (Videolan client) for playing audio. My music is stored on a server but played through a laptop (Compaq M300) attached to my stereo. To control sound level, going to the next track, pause etc I use a web interface so that I can control it from any computer, together with Prism (Prism Mozilla, but also as a plug in for Firefox 3) I can make it look like a standalone app.
Music is played inthe following way:
a) a small playlist (put on repeat) contains a call to the webserver asking for a new song.
b) The script streams a track that has not been played.
c) a web interface gives me convenient browsing through genres/artists/albums and I can also select albums to play. (The web interface can also search for appropriate covers, and I am working on getting more info and correct track information. This is a work in progress, it still has rough edges.

lapmods

2008-04-06T11:29:00.000+02:00

No picture this time. I am trying to mod two laptops (thank you Vincent), 1 is a 233 MHz Toshiba (I think 92Mb memory) and the other one a 330 MHz/128Mb) Kind of disconnect the screen and stick it on the back of the laptop, but then nicely in a box.
1 should end up in the kitchen allowing me to play music there,the other near/on the dinner table as a remote control for my music.

I installed XP Fundamentals, a light verion of XP, (a copy I found lying around). I first tried it on the harddisks and later on a 2gb Compactflash card. Due to the age of the harddisks XP is very noisy (lots of swapping) and too slow when using the CF.

So I thought I also try DSL, Damn Small Linux, this runs fine on the 233Mhz one with the Flash Card but it only recognizes (and can use) the wireless card that is in the other (XP lite). The XP Lite however does not recognize the other Card when it is plugged in, It does get recognized in other laptops (a complete reinstall of XP might be the only option left).

My Favourite cat

2008-04-04T17:49:00.000+02:00

see more crazy cat pics

What Cathy can I can do too.

2008-02-14T10:13:00.001+01:00

Booring, next...

2008-02-14T10:11:00.001+01:00

Whoa, kitty pron

2008-02-14T10:07:00.000+01:00

Hmm, let me think ...

2008-02-14T10:06:00.000+01:00

ICHCB on screen

2008-02-14T10:05:00.001+01:00

Snuggled on your shoulder

2008-02-14T10:03:00.000+01:00

Not interested

2008-02-14T10:02:00.000+01:00

I am Cathy, see me roar

2008-02-14T09:57:00.000+01:00

Needed a profile

2007-10-07T14:14:00.000+02:00

So I can get some feedback