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"Will Australia win the Trans-Tasman Trophy Test series against New Zealand 3-0?"

*snerk* I love how they've just given up on the whole "who will win: Aus or NZ?" thing. If we do drop a Test tho? Disappointing show, bois. Not happening tho. We're too good ^^;

Anyway. You know that tiger I did a week or so ago? I've decided I'm making a calendar out of him, and of course 11 other cats. Started on a cheetah today. Not quite as happy with this one as the tiger. Eyes are lovely, cos I love doing the eyes most out of every aspect, but~ I think I buggered the nose a bit >> Still a gorgeous creature, just think the nose is a bit buggered. Going to be hard to top the tiger tho. I love that tiger.

So yeah, if anyone's found any high res (600x800 absolute minimum) piccies of cats, that'd be fabby =D Not domestic ones, the wild-but-not-feral ones. Already got tiger and cheetah obviously, also got a few ocelots and black panthers, but they're not particularly good ones, so~ yersh. Kitty!pics =D

Also? I may or may not stick Zed in there somewhere. He's no drop-dead gorgous tiger, but he's lovely X3

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While not quite as dramatic, echoesw of this experience reverberated around the University of South Australia Journalism Department several months ago when final year BA(Journalism) students witnessed a cremation at first hand, and were shown ashes remaining from several earlier cremations.
This was, in fact, part of an annual exercise we undertake with the Australian Funeral Directors' Association (AFDA). Known to the students as "Death Day", the event is a one-day death awareness seminar which incudes addresses from AFDA members on a number of death-related topics, a tour of a funeral parlour, an address from a qualified frief councellor, and a tour of Adelaide's major crematorium, during which the students witness a cremation in progress.

...meep?

This was published in 96, so~ almost a decade ago. Wonder if they still do it?

Again, I say, ...meep?