Archive for June, 2005

Referrer spam

Tuesday, June 7th, 2005

I heared of it before and it finally came to me, doesn’t that make me feel happy?

Ahhh, hit by referrer spam over the last days and trying to find solutions for this…none were 100% successful sofar 🙁

As I am testing various options, the referrer category is still listed

on the homepage, but not for long though (am not into ‘she-males’! :))

Zeeland

Sunday, June 5th, 2005

Just came back from a family-weekend in Zeeland (South West province of

The Netherlands, I guess known internationally mostly from the big

floods in 1953), had a great time there, but am TIRED!

Off to bed for a good night’s sleep 🙂

Hero!

Friday, June 3rd, 2005

Kissy, you’re a hero!

Marilyn Manson

Friday, June 3rd, 2005

Pfewww…

Just came back from the Marilyn Manson concert in Amsterdam!!!

What can I say…he *is* the dark side of my character…in one word; FAN-TAS-TIC!
The concert was a bit short, but I enjoyed every moment! The afterparty was nice too 🙂

Watching people is always fun and even better for these type of gatherings, cool designs!

Kissy in Canada!

Wednesday, June 1st, 2005

Didn’t post about it yet, but am home alone since two weeks (come and join the party y’all :))

Seriously; Kristel (aka Kissy) went to Canada (Banff) for three months! A

perfect opportunity to reflect life for both of us, pity we couldn’t go

together, maybe some other time! 🙂

She left over two weeks ago and is having a GREAT time (no surprises there!).

I will go there for holiday end of July, can’t wait…the first pictures she sent were amazing!

Check this out:

Kissy in Canada

NL votes against EU constitution

Wednesday, June 1st, 2005

…the results of the dutch jury:

‘NO’

Over 60% voted against…I guess the statement is made.

It’s not quite clear yet if this shows a general ‘no’ against the EU

and/or the constitution. Perhaps it is more a protest against the

government as a whole or the way this constitution process is handled.

Nevertheless, together with the French ‘non’ and the British

hesitation, the process started by politicians is put to a temporary

hold, needed for reflection!