People in glass houses...

...Should renovate.

You could install one way glass/mirrors throughout the entire house. Every single wall. You can see out, but no one can see in. If you are in the bedroom, you can see out to the lounge or dining room. In the bathroom, you could see most of the rest of the house. The "deeper" you move into the house the more rooms you can see out into. You get a feeling of space and openness, even in a small house. If the reflections become too much, some walls could be slightly frosted. You could even manage an internal garden for meditation or hydroponic vegetables, and if you manage the floorplan well, you could see the garden from every room in the house.

Just make sure you have good airconditioning, it might get a little warm inside.

Observations on my weekend

I had a good weekend. Didn't do much, but I'm feeling quite relaxed as Sunday night winds up and I have to start thinking about Monday. And work.

Some observations I've made over the past few days:
- I seem to publish most of my blog posts on weekends, especially Sundays. Perhaps I like to extend the weekend by reminiscing about the previous week.
- I like my food. Japanese on Thursday night, Vietnamese on Friday night, Thai on Saturday afternoon, Greek on Sunday night.
- I dislike football crowds. Admittedly, Richmond on grand final day is always going to be a nightmare but... I spotted the first drunk-guy-pissing-up-against-a-tree BEFORE the game even started. However, it did take until after the game to hear my first broken bottle. (As an aside, I saw more bottles in the street than people when I went to buy the Sunday paper this morning).
- Lunch at Cookie is a great way to spend a quiet, sunny Saturday afternoon.
- Picnic at the Botanical Gardens is a great way to spend a windy, sunny Sunday afternoon.
- Most importantly, killing all the zombies hordes in "Dead Rising" (see my post below) was incredibly satisfying.

I got nothing else.