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Today I gratuate.

kryz — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 23:18:49 +0000

Bachelor of Business, done. Got a 7 for my last subject, never done that.

Oh by the way, we had a boy, Noah. He’s 4 months now. We’re off the Hawaii in 4 weeks to.

kryz — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 20:34:53 +0000

They show you in 4D now, which is all just for show apparently, but it’s incredible what they can do these days. Even when I see this beautiful new life, floating around on the screen, I really am taken aback. I’ve never really thought how strange a emotion it would be to realise there is something living inside of your wife. A feeling of detachment on one hand, raw emotion and an inspirational disposition on the other. Kind words of others who assure me that it will become very real, bolsters my aspirations that this new life is something very special.

kryz — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 20:05:06 +0000

Perhaps I’m lazy or perhaps my privacy is more important to me than exult my day by day going ons.

So yes, I started a new position, in the city, on the river. Lovely office, mid-high end clients. I left quite a respectable position, but it was a case of big fish, small pond. Opportunities arise and one takes them, blah blah blah. I wanted to position myself in an office which had greater opportunity for growth. I was poached and it was very hard to leave my previous position, which wasn’t without opportunity either. I work for a company now, not a business; if you can imagine the subtle difference.

We have Friday afternoon drinks, there’s more of a ‘team’ atmosphere. People keep their day to day private crap to themselves (most of it anyway) and come here to do a bloody good job. I’m learning a lot which is important to me.

It’s quiet though, maybe just that time of year, I really wanted to hit the ground running. The position was billed to me that I would be flat out in no time, but it doesn’t seem to be like that yet. It’s a frustrating trait of my industry that people always say they are too busy, whereas even when I was turning over huge figures, more than anyone in the office (who reported they were always too busy), I never felt that I was at a point where I could say I was ‘too busy’. I have more of a ‘bring it on’ type of approach.
They put my pictures in the local and Sunday paper to advertise of my move. One client emailed and another inquiry came from a lady called ‘Dolly’, because she thought I looked nice. We don’t get the same number of walk ins here, but they market in the paper like crazy.
I enjoy taking the bus, I finally have an excuse and bought a Zero Halliburton Elite attache. It’s a lovely that it’s Monday to Friday, 9-5. This means every weekend is just that, A weekend. Plus I get one RDO bonus a month. And they pay me when I go to uni, I don’t have to make up the hours.

I have a long term view - and I hope the change pays off.

kryz — Fri, 25 May 2007 06:03:23 +0000

And after 7 years, my time at the bogan dome draws to a close.

I’m moving to an office on the river in the city, where the big ka’ching will be.

kryz — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 23:14:53 +0000

Fair sky with trading winds gliding their clouds, while I gently list thereunder. Cerulean blue seas sooth, as we maraud to the isles of the Pacific. Warmth from the sun.

Three elements combine.

Unknown - Tombax (White label) & Tonja Holma - Loco

kryz — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 02:16:56 +0000

Cruise pictures can be found here.

kryz — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 01:58:51 +0000

Geradeaus,
nur eine Richtung,
kein rechts kein links,
nur immer mehr.

kryz — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 07:09:48 +0000

I am really contemplating moving to somewhere like ‘The Kingdom of Bhutan’ or the ‘Islamic Republic of Mauritania’ , where Christmas doesn’t excist. I do certainly enjoy the gathering together as a family to share the birthday of Jesus of Nazareth and eating ham to celebrate as Christ loved Ham too. My frustration lies with the ever expanding, ever invasive rhetoric of retailers and sentimental materialists persuading the masses to become an insidious cancer upon this fine nation of ours.

For normally, within this mottled assembly, there are those who usually fester in their own insipid and worthless lives somewhere else. I would like to be persuaded to think that all are created equally, but some of these ‘people’ (and I use this term very lightly) bring their own misgivings, hideous idiosyncrasies and complete and utter disregard for common decency (or dress sense too) into the shopping malls for over excessive retail exchange. What I simply cannot get my head around is how on earth some of these people survive on a day to day basis.

Come on Darwin, do your thing brother.

We started our dive course last weekend. Now that’s some shit hot fun. We finish the course this weekend over at Stradbroke.

And then we begin another round of IVF.

Ho Ho Ho, merry kryzmas. xoxo

kryz — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 02:35:36 +0000

The romance of time has been lost.

kryz — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 22:42:31 +0000

I’ve always been quite adverse to partaking in things I see as passe. How can I refuse however to halt the legacy that is kryz0r.com? After a major server failure earlier in the year, months of attempting to retrieve the data and finally getting my shit together, it’s all back rocking and rolling.

Admittedly, since May, it’s been the most prolifically important and exceptionally intensive time of my life. We got married in July, somewhere in the middly of the South Pacific. A evening service with the captain on the 5th of July. The two weeks on a Tahitian Princess cruise was absolutely devine.

The beagle, dakota, is 9 and a half now.

The IVF process has been going for around 6 months now. We’ve upped the anti and are going full bore.

Finally got to Canada in October.

Das Leben ist gut.