http://www.digitalblasphemy.com
Awesome Windows backgrounds or just general computer graphic art. The best I've seen and one of the best sites around. One of the few Internet pioneers that I think should be making money at his profession.
Monday, March 3, 2008
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Wellington Dragon Boat Festival
| Start: | Mar 15, '08 |
| End: | Mar 16, '08 |
New Zealand Department of Immigration
http://www.immigration.govt.nz
Official government site for immigration information, forms, and regulations.
Official government site for immigration information, forms, and regulations.
Don and Angela: US immigrants living in Nelson New Zealand share their story
http://www.dna-nz.com
A website we used to research moving to NZ.
A website we used to research moving to NZ.
TradeMe - New Zealand Online Auctions and Classifieds
http://www.trademe.co.nz
The kiwi e-bay site. Price anything (virtually).
The kiwi e-bay site. Price anything (virtually).
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Martinborough Fair
On the first Saturday of Feb and March the small town of Martinborough holds a huge craft fair. I was somewhat skeptical on the "huge" part, but indeed it was damn big. The town is probably only 1500 residents that bursts at the seams with 25,000 visitors!
There was a ton of cools stuff. I could easily have spent $500 on random stuff. Lots and lots of great art... hand carved wood, hand cast bronze, and lots of wool. We got hats.
There was a lot a food, but it was sooo crowded we didn't really get a chance to check it all out. They did have something that looked like, but was entirely unlike a corndog. It was deep-fried on a stick, but it weren't corny in the least.
Still it was a lot of good looking stuff. I almost latched on to a wool poncho, but I think I definitely would have been mistaken for Clint Eastwood. However, this may be attempted again later... hehe. I'm thinking a poncho/cape like thing will work well for the bad weather days on the walk to work.
Anyways... we had a good time and nice drive through the moutains. Cy'all later
There was a ton of cools stuff. I could easily have spent $500 on random stuff. Lots and lots of great art... hand carved wood, hand cast bronze, and lots of wool. We got hats.
There was a lot a food, but it was sooo crowded we didn't really get a chance to check it all out. They did have something that looked like, but was entirely unlike a corndog. It was deep-fried on a stick, but it weren't corny in the least.
Still it was a lot of good looking stuff. I almost latched on to a wool poncho, but I think I definitely would have been mistaken for Clint Eastwood. However, this may be attempted again later... hehe. I'm thinking a poncho/cape like thing will work well for the bad weather days on the walk to work.
Anyways... we had a good time and nice drive through the moutains. Cy'all later
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