Author: Carmel Glover

I’m really fussy about hair. Obsessive, some would say. When I’m in any way stressed, I compulsively play with the hair at the back

(Read this before the earlier blog entry – it was inexplicably dropped off. Another of life’s mysteries I guess.) We’re city people – not

We’re city people – not sun-bronzed croc-wrestlers like Crocodile Dundee and Steve Irwin. Some of us ‘go bush’ occasionally, but not often. So it

Buying a new Mac is good for the soul. It’s been seven years since I bought a new Mac. What a wonderful morning. I

Curses! So many things I must think about before launching in to play with my toy. I started with the setup assistant. How easy

Meant to post these first. Opening the box Carmel experiencing difficulty putting plug through hole Wireless mouse assembly A familiar face First phase complete

What did I do in a former life that deserved this? Or has it something to do with balance in the universe. For 22

Have I mentioned before that I love David Cohen. I love all the MyMac crew (and several offered helpful suggestions from which I learned

Mystifyingly, two of my photos didn’t appear in my previous post. I’m trying again … but don’t blame me if it doesn’t work! It

There were a number of things different about Christmas in my household this year. For one thing it’s not too hot … thankfully (at

While some people (like me) struggle to make a living, others step outside the box. Maybe some of you have already heard of Matt

Legendary Apple design at work once more. Beautiful merging with the surrounding buildings while still having spectacular impact. I guess I’ll have to make

John Farr tells me stick insects this size are unusual in America. We spotted this in a tree near our verandah a week ago.

This year is the 21st anniversary of my introduction to Macintosh. I’m still in love. But sometimes one needs a break, even from the

There are far too many flies in the world, if you ask me. Most of them live in Australia, and, more specifically, in my

I’m never doing it again. I’m never going to the fruit and vegetable market before Christmas. We always buy heaps of stone fruit because