December 23, 2002

zoé jezabel apitz-green


An update from our friends Jon and Laurence who had a girl June. Zoé Jezabel Apitz-Green is now five and a half months old. They live in Paris. Hopefully we'll be seeing them more often next year.

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December 01, 2002

Rachel Meyrick

Here she is!

Rachel is in Holland at the moment, editing for Prada. But here are some photos of her with her new haircut, house and boyfriend. Click on the images to see the full-size version.


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  Click to see Rachel   Click to see Rachels house

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June 11, 2002

Zoé Jezabel Green


Jon and Laurence had a girl. Zoé Jezabel was born on Friday at 13:32 CET. Isn't she adorable with that little French pout?

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June 06, 2002

College Friends

Every couple of years or so I try to hunt down some people I've lost track of over the years. Recently I made a concerted effort to find some of my hacker friends from Hatfield Polytechnic.

Through a very circuitous route I managed to track down Ian Smith. He was in my first year at Hatfield. Only my first year, as they asked him politely not to bother coming back. He had long hair, big lips, and always sported a sweaty brow. He carried all his belongings (a couple of battered Marillion tapes) in a tatty waitrose carrier bag. Anyway, there he is, after all these years, it seems amazing to me.

On the back of that success I hunted down Nick Lindridge, which was so trivially easy I can't imagine why I hadn't stumbled over him years ago. He was a PhD student at Hatfield. He was a shockingly well adjusted young man, so there's not much I can really say about him.

Then my best mate Jon tracked down John Wild, by searching for information about PDP-11s. He was also a PhD student, but so unfocused that the likleyhood of him ever finishing was very low. A highly entertaining character. He could be teased into frenzied foaming animation when prompted for stories about the intricacies of ancient irrelevant pieces of hardware, of which he was, of course, an ardent collector.

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May 31, 2002

The Honger

Sam helped our ebullient neighbour, James Hong, decorate a hat for his boys outing to Las Vegas. Doesn't he look handsome?

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February 20, 2002

Peter Rowley

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October 17, 2001

We visited 'Aidan Alexander


We visited 'Aidan Alexander Petitt' and his proud parents Scot and Colleen this afternoon at Stanford Hospital. He was born on Tuesday at 11:24am, weighing in at 7lbs 11oz.

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Cato just came into the home office. Usually she'd be out at 9am. There was a feather hanging from the left whiskers, a feather hanging from the right whiskers, and a feather stuck to her right paw. Her claws were sticking out of her feet like a kitten when the claws are just too big for the feet. She's very pleased with herself. Cato: 6 Humming Birds: 0.

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May 01, 2000

David Boreham


Well, it's been almost a month since I last updated these pages.


After the visitation of Lin, Sue, and Simon we had a week of vacation on the wonderful Hawaiian island of Kauai. We swam, hiked, snorkled, biked, played tennis, drank cocktails, and took a helicopter flight around the island. No photos yet, as we didn't take the digital camera, and we need to scan the prints.


The Merrells visitation has just begun, with John's parents Stuart and Sue arriving on Tuesday, and sister Ruth arriving at the weekend. The parental units originally visited in October 98 and the sibling unit in July 98.

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November 01, 1998

Friends


Some of our friends have web sites...

Marius Milner Liz Milner Abigail Milner Emily Milner

David Boreham (photo)

Pete Rowley (photo)

Thomas Stubbs

Allan Murphy

Andreas and Eileen ( & Julian )

Scot and Colleen ( & Aidan )

...we do have other friends, but they're too lazy to have their very own websites...


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