Ah it's grand.
Sure.

Saw this on Digg a little while ago and then on Boing Boing.

I recently found a photo application called Photospace which seems to offer most of the things I’ve been looking for in a gallery.

Just a quick entry to say that I’ve moved the blog up to the top level of the site as it makes a bit more sense. For the time being I’m dropping hosting a gallery here for the time being.

Haven’t done this for years now – I missed my flight to NZ last night. Had been feeling a bit crappy and so was later than usual leaving the house for the airport. However, it’s usually a fifteen minute run so I didn’t think there would be an issue. Alas, there was a conspiracy against me and I ended up getting to the airport about half-an-hour before the flight. End result was SQ refusing to allow me to board, although I had checked in before leaving home. Anyway, here I am back at the airport.

Had to post a comment on this blog entry. Fucking hilarious, nice to see that there are gradually more and more people who are able to see this whole thing for what it truly is.

I’m not going to bother writing this up in Irish, as the whole Xiaxue/XLX/etc. thing isn’t really of interest.

Thug na h-imreoir iománaíocht (ó ‘Vodafone All-Stars Tour’) féirín mór orainn inné.

English test

<lang_ga>agus anois, as Gaeilge!</lang_ga>

<lang_ga>Bhí mé an gnóthach inniu ag obair le ná boscaí phacála sna teaghaisí nua agus mó ríomhairí. Tá an iMac sna seomra suite ag obair go maith agus úsáideann sé an ceangail wifi. Amárach, tá súil agam go bhfuil mé ábalta an iMac á cheangail leis an aimplitheoir – iTunes air fud an tí!

Focail nua:

• pacála : packing
• ceangail : link/connect
• aimplitheoir : amplifier

</lang_ga>

I was pretty busy today unpacking in the new apartment and with my computers. The iMac is in the sitting room and is now using the wireless connection. Tomorrow, I’m hoping to get the iMac connect to the amp – iTunes thoughout the apartment!

Fuair mé CocoAspell agus tá súil agam gur bhfuil mé ábalta chabhair a fháil as é.

Mó Gaeilge – bhrónach mór.

This isn’t a set of new year’s resolutions as I tend to shy away from making promises I’m probably not going to keep. I’ve realised that my Irish literacy has plummeted and given that there are very few Irish speakers here in Singapore, the only way to make an improvement is to try and write up a couple of entries as Gaeilge. Sadly, the book on Irish Grammar I picked up in Easons got left on the dining table in my sister’s apartment so I think this could be a difficult affair. Thankfully there is the Gaeilge for beginners mailing list.