Posted in TMFTC, tagged blogging, cape town, photo on July 28, 2009 | 3 Comments »
This evening out of the blue I saw this from @6000 on my twitter stream:
@ron_tuffin New blog post scheduled for 17:24 this evening on 6000 miles… You may be interested. http://www.6000.co.za
Not knowing what to expect I wandered over to the specified address and saw one of my own photos staring back at me.
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Posted in Uncategorized on July 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
As noted previously here. Someone started a pyramid scheme at work. It has brought out a fair amount of creativity from the team. this is the latest creative submission. A REAL pyramid.
Posted in family, tagged Chrystina, family, ice cream on July 27, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Posted in Uncategorized on July 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A friend pointed this out to me.
I was going to ask "Do you notice…" but then I put two big red circles around the things I wanted you to notice.
I find it rather amusing that the ashtray and the no smoking sign are in such close proximity. It would be ok if the ashtray was there so that people who saw the sign could quickly extinguish the cigarette. But alas that is not how it works.
Posted in family, tagged Alicia, Chrystina, family, fatherhood, love on July 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ever heard of the five love languages?
It is no accident that I listed my own top 2 first on the list. But this post is not about love languages specifically
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Posted in commentary, tagged cape town, pictures, weather on July 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I’ve heard it said many times “The only winter weather you can expect in Cape Town is Wet and cold”
Um No!
This is the drive in to work yesterday:
And this is the same drive today:
(I was a little earlier this morning so the sun had not yet kissed the top of the mountain)
Cold (crisp) possibly, but not wet.
Weekends in Cape Town are almost always guaranteed to be wet and miserable 
From the kitchen window
Posted in commentary, tagged fail, kitchen window on July 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A friend pointed this out to me.
I was going to ask “Do you notice…” but then I put two big red circles around the things I wanted you to notice.
I find it rather amusing that the ashtray and the no smoking sign are in such close proximity. It would be ok if the ashtray was there so that people who saw the sign could quickly extinguish the cigarette. But alas that is not how it works.
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