Category: Visual Diary

Southward view from the eighth floor of the law school prior to the last HPL lecture of the year, which was characterised by headache and a distinct lack of food. Too much solar radiation… Read more →

Water droplets bead on the window of a tram. Despite sleeping in, I managed a speedy journey to my first lecture. Vague sensation of sluggishness persists. Read more →

No Torts lecture, so I moseyed my way from a violin lesson through the city, dodging the rain and sighting the sights. Read more →

Another Monday, another unemptied garbage bin sitting derelict on the nature strip. Compulsively think of McLean v Tedman. No study today. Read more →

Largely unproductive day, no thanks to this noisy truck that woke me up at some unknown hour. I blame the Coronal Mass Ejections and Daylight Saving. Read more →

Some late night violin practice after a very unproductive day. I attempted a few mathematics exercises, but did little else. Law revision tomorrow. Read more →

The metropolitan visage as seen while waiting for a Sandringham train at Richmond station. The weekend looms. Read more →

A small sparrow sits perched upon protective fencing at an inner-city train station. Today was the last torts lecture of the year (I’d better start studying!). Read more →

Midweek cogitation bathed by afternoon sun, observed whilst travelling home to a desk piled with torts and legal philosophy revision notes. Read more →

20 minutes late, I plodded my way into a Torts seminar on vicarious liability; rather drenched, but reasonably attentive. Relatively unproductive day. Read more →