- I love cooking - homemade Gnocchi being my forte!
- Prior to Tablets stuff I actually worked for the United Nations overseas.
- I once stopped traffic on Sydney's Harbour Bridge (with some mates), jumped out of our vehicles and danced with our shirts off. All this while a helicopter filmed us overhead for one of my friend's music video clips. [What can I say but I was young-er and stupid!]
- My second child Amber is an Identical Twin to sister Dea. Regrettably Dea did not make it through the birth (God bless her) and is not here with us.
- I actually applied to be an Air Steward for Qantas, with 15,000 other candidates, and got the job! I was selcted as one of only 6 candidates from the lot and yet I was the only one that turned down the offer! LOL.
- I was born in Argentina and still speak fluent Spanish, albeit rusty sometimes.
- I suffered from Epeleptic fits at a young age but thankfully these went away shortly after. (Although some might not believe me! *smiles*)
- I have owned 4 motorbikes and plan on owning my 5th soon.
That's enough about me. Here are the four I wanna hear from:
- Dennis Rice - comrad at GBM
- Jose Mendiola - Webmaster of Spain's Palmaniac
- Frank Garcia - New MVP of CTitanic
- JKK - of JKK Mobile
10 comments:
Mmm...Gnocchi. I'm jealous. My father spent his entire career in food service and I never learned to cook. LOVE to eat, though. :)
You speak Spanish? Gah, one of those things I'd LOVE to learn. Heaven knows it's useful in the US.
"How embarrasing" LOL, you got my profile over at palManiac ;). Thanks God not so many people speak Spanish over here :P
Ok, perhaps most that looks at first sight looks like...
@Gordon:
Hi Gordon,
Never learnt to cook...and you father has always been in food! Shame on you mate. LOL
In America Spanish should be easy to pickup too. Maybe if you find a nice Spansih girl she can also teach you to cook! *smile*
@Jose:
Hola Jose,
Rather than keep the conversation to English speakers only I thought it would be fun to learn about you...and give you yhe chance to share with your Spanish reasers. *smiles*
@Juan:
Cheers Juan,
Un abrazo!
Ship me some Gnocchi, mate. :) Tu eres un hombre muy interesante, Hugo.
Gnocci by FedEX! Not sure about that mate. Next time wemeet however if all the stars align lets make it a date! My wife, your wife, the kids and Gnocci!
You rock! (PS. Not sure if I am as interesting as someone who has been to Paris 11 times. Truth be told however I did put in an effort to answer these well since you had done the same. Cheers.)
Funny update: thanks to Hugo the chain goes on in Spanish now (Spanish speaking blogosphere is shaking now)
This blog is very good, I always expect new entries but I don´t always participate.
And body don´t worry about your Spanish, probably it´s better than my English, and take consideration than my fiancé studied in Princeton and spoke 3 languages...
Hugo,
I can just imagine you strolling up the aisle of a Quantas 747 taking drink orders on a OQO 02!
LOL
Soy un fiel seguidor de tus notas desde hace meses y recién ahora descubro que somos compatriotas. Un gran abrazo desde argentina de alguien a quien haces reir mucho con tus videos y comentarios.
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