So what does today hold for me? Well, hopefully a run this morning. The temperature sounds right. I just hope I can find some running shoes – I know I have some here somewhere. [P.S. 9AM. Found the shoes. Went for a jog, but didn’t take the GPS this time. Did probably just under 1km. If I got the map out I could calculate it, but right now I couldn’t be bothered. I will probably go jogging again tomorrow.]<\/p>\n
Then there is my accounts to be done. I am SLOWLY working through them. Of course I need to go to the bank too to deposit all those cheques. I haven’t discovered any cheques for $300,000 yet, but I am hoping I will find a few of those \ud83d\ude09 I must say I doubt that I will. <\/p>\n
I just cleaned my wallet from and got rid of all the old receipts. $30NZ needs to be put into my safe with the Pounds, Euro, Singapre Dollars and US Dollars… But I found a voucher for a free cheeseburger at Burger King… But it expired on Valentines Day, and was only valid in New Zealand… <\/p>\n
According to a Story<\/a> on the BBC, a group in New Zealand have built their own StoneHenge just north of Wellington. Next time I am in the area I think I will drop by and have a look. I would love to see the original in the UK one of these days. <\/p>\n Hopefully today in the real work side there should be some hardware and software work. Writing software and actually building things. I could not stand doing either exclusively, but the combination of the both works well…<\/p>\n And some good news… Looks like Life Line will receieve the funding it needs. There is a proposal in the government that it should be funded through a compulsory fund by telstra as a ‘Community Service Obligation’ under the Telecommunications Act. <\/p>\n From SlashDot.Org… “California has a new excuse for more taxes. Claiming losses due to fuel-efficient cars, such as Gasoline\/Electric Hybrids, California is cooking-up a new system to punish people who aren’t using enough gasoline. They want to tax commuters by the mile. How would this be accomplished? By requiring everyone to install a GPS device in their vehicle, and charge them their “taxes” every time they fuel-up. From the article: ‘Drivers will get charged for how many miles they use the roads, and it’s as simple as that.. [a] team at Oregon State University equipped a test car with a global positioning device to keep track of its mileage. Eventually, every car would need one.'”<\/i>. More information can be found on CBS News<\/a><\/p>\n Anyway time to go. I need to get breakfast.<\/p>\n Music: Well, I have listened to the Delta CD… and there are only three songs that are decent… Mistaken Identity, Out of the Blue and then there is a duet but I can’t remember the name of it. All the other tracks seem to sound the same. Disappointing really.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So what does today hold for me? Well, hopefully a run this morning. The temperature sounds right. I just hope I can find some running shoes – I know I have some here somewhere. [P.S. 9AM. Found the shoes. Went …<\/p>\n