Laura and I made our way to Vincentia for a few days last week. It is a great place to wake up for your birthday.

We went down to Huskisson one day and found this great playground with a massive climbing rope. I said to Laura “Hold my bag I am going on …” and Laura retorts “Hold your own bag!” and bolts to the ropes … the cheek of this one.

For some reason I read a lot of signs. I know that sounds weird but hear me out. If a school has a sign out front where they can put up their own message, I always read it – and churches [but don't get me started on church slogans ... saaaad].

I saw one today that said “Value of the Month – Freedom”. Like ‘Freedom’ is ‘Employee of the Month for May’. “Congratulations Freedom! You trumped ‘Justice’ and ‘Respect’ this time. Better luck in June ‘Racial Equality’.” I thought that was funny … but I don’t think that was their inttention.

This other school near me always has the best things on their notice board. Hardly any of them are administrative. The latest one (which isn’t the best) is “A good pun is it’s own reword”. Love it. More power to you.

I am going to post some more in the comments below when they change it.

Laura and I had Bradwina’s (Brad & Edwina’s) wedding on the weekend. Laura was Maid of Honour and I was MC Hanna (I know – like the rapper. “2 Legit 2 Quit!”). Weddings are great: free food, hot women (woman), and a chance to pull out the good clothes.

Was a pretty special day. Many congratulations to the happy couple.

So Sam and I have been working hard on getting up the new FisherKing website, and as of a few days ago – it is all up and running!

Go and check it out and have a listen to the music while you are there. We are in the process of sorting out a whole bunch of gigs so make sure you come and see me play!

Last weekend I went to Nelson Bay with my soccer team the mighty Forest Rangers (like the bush rangers, not the park rangers). We went Go Karting one day and I happened to get this stunning shot of Mik Zagoridis just between embracing a hair net and donning a helmet.