Today is the first official of day of my PhD. The topic it is: An investigate into the experience of sexuality and intimacy of people with Cerebral Palsy who rely AAC to communicate. It has been a long time coming … Continue reading →
Yesterday was an interesting day indeed. The morning was pretty cruisy. I knew that I had a meeting in town in the afternoon which I was planning to catch a bus to, so I spent most of the day playing … Continue reading →
After upgrade to iOS 6.0 I noticed that my iPhone sending SMS messages ok but not iMessages and this may have been on happening even before the upgrade. A quick search revealed a simple, yet somewhat embarrassing, solution – make … Continue reading →
This morning my wheelchair was taken to be fixed and checked over before going to Black Stump this weekend, so I thought, being stuck in my manual wheelchair not really being able to use my computer effectively, I’ll catch a … Continue reading →
The past two weeks has been full on with going to Perth last week to present on the Tuesday, while there on the Wednesday I took a train to Fremantle for fish and chips on the wharf, on returning home … Continue reading →
The first quarter of the year has been a time to recover from the past few years of doing my honours research, to re-evaluate the direction I am wanting my life to go, to sort through relationships, to just trying … Continue reading →
Well, here it is, the keynote address I presented at the AGOSCI 2011 National Conference held in May. It is in three parts. I will endeavour to get Closed Captions added as soon as possible. http://youtu.be/-O9_xxFPgfc
Continue reading →It’s been two weeks Black Stump Festival and I haven’t got to writing about it. As usual, it was great to catchup with old friends that I have made over the years of going to Stump and made new ones … Continue reading →
The television show “Kitchen Nightmares” where Gordon Ramsay spends a week with a straggling restaurant and he would try to turn in it into a success was interesting, entertaining and informative. It had many useful management tips, yet Gordon’s latest … Continue reading →
Something strange happened over the Christmas period. I am use to having people asking about my disability and most guess right by asking if I have cerebral palsy. I don’t have a problem explaining it to people as it can … Continue reading →