Guest Book

It's so very nice of you to stop by and visit my site. The statistics for this site shows me how many people have visited, but unfortunately it doesn't say WHO has visited. Having a Guest Book lets me find out about you, and what your interests are.

Naturally, I reserve the right to edit and/or not include your comments - whilst the Internet is a place of free speech, I think it's only fair that those who spend time making it an enjoyable place have the right to keep their web sites as they see fit. :-)

I've changed the way the archive works, and have moved all the previous entries (WOW! Thanks Everyone!!) to the archive page. The new method allows me to approve entries and put them in the book almost as soon as I receive them (provided I'm online, of course).

For those who have asked me Commodore telecoms questions, I created a web page especially to answer some of the most common questions I'm asked. The page has moved to our new Commodore Support Site and the direct link is: http://cbm.videocam.net.au/getstarted.php

So... let's see your cyberspace autograph!

Comments... Thanks to one and all!

JMV Grafix aka GEOSGenie from Enfield Plaza, South Australia Australia writes: Hi Gaelyne and Rod. It's the girl next door at last :-) I like your web sites guys. I thought it was about time that I visited you two. We should catch up soon.
Vivian from Gold Coast, Qld Australia writes: Good job on keeping off the smokes - Im going the cold turkey route myself - only on day 4 so far, but not using any nicotine products whatsoever. I stumbled over your page looking for some motivation (and mabey a solution for those awful stinky farts I have had since quitting - apparently oatmeal's the thing.)
Eve from Melbourne, victoria Australia writes: Good site, I have just been diagnosed so its good seeing your pics. Best wishes, and keep up the good work
Alycia from Derby, CT USA writes: Gaelyne it's been such a pleasure getting to know you thru the bc list, and I am ever so grateful for your help when I was in treatment - and beyond.
But She Bites
Sally from Otago New Zealand writes: Thanks for sharing your life with us, both my parents are struggling with cancer, breast and bowel.
We all need something to make us smile now and again. Card on its way.

... This arrived before I knew what was up. Please see my blog to get the 'rest of the story'.
Nicky Keyes from Willits, Calfornia United States writes: nice to meet you like your e-mails on ADI
Anh from London, England UK writes: Hi Gaelyne,

I've been reading through your stop smoking diary and i just wanted to let you know thats it's been a realy inspiration for me. I hope that things with you are going well and you are still a non smoker. There will always be hard times in all our lives but with support we will overcome them. I'm currently 4 days as a non smoker, i hope i can achieve the feats you have.

All the Best

Anh
Dave & Naomi from Seaford Rise, S.A. Australia writes: We just found your site whilst looking for photos of Myponga reservoir on google. We enjoyed your wedding pictures and video at the Old Noarlunga park, we often go there with our children... we have also been considering getting married in Old Noarlunga... :)
Good luck to you both and thanks for showing your great pictures.
CindyLouHoo from Omaha, Nebraska USA writes: I just wanted to tell you THANK YOU! I am at the end of my third day and it was pretty rough. I could not concentrate I kept thinking about how much I wanted to light up. Your journal made me laugh and I needed that a lot. Thanks again!
Russell Alphey (Ralphey-at-mtgmelb.com) from Melbourne, Victoria Australia writes: Hi to all Commie fans!
Mary "not a housework maven" Powers from NorthEast, Ohio USA writes: Oh Gaylyne, you gave me a good laugh today! Of course I typed in "housework" and came up with you! Only those of us that live in constant CHAOS (that is "Can't Have Anyone Over Syndrome") can truly appreciate your housework advoidance page. I'm soooo classic #3, 4, 5, & 8! ...and when the in-laws come... YIKES!!! So, I truly enjoyed your quote from A.A. Milne as my house is filled with constant discoveries. Well, I must be moving on to find some hints that will help this household improve, even if it is just a little... Thanks for the moment of laughter. God bless, Mary
Nancy B from PA from Pennsylvania USA writes: Very interesting reading!! I actually googled "i hate housework" because I do, and I wanted to make sure I'm not the only one! Loved your Housework Avoidance Hints!! I'm the master of cleaning clutter up by throwing it all together in a bag, then pitching the bag into my "junk room" "to be sorted later". I've been married 30 years now, and "later" has not arrived yet! My junk room was at 1st a spare room, then my kids' nursery, then their bedroom, and now that we are empty-nesters, it's back to spare room. So it just somehow miraculously accumulates everything that I want to be "out of sight, out of mind" I would love to get it cleaned out, so my one & only (so far) grand-daughter can sleep there when she comes to stay, and otherwise use it as a craft/scrapbooking/sewing room. Oh well, maybe some year.......... Keep up the good work!
Kaye the Quitter from Gowrie Junction, Qld Australia writes: Hi Gaelyne, thanks you for your insirational diary on kicking 'THE HABIT'. Came across it by searching for info on Nicobate, have been on & off the patches for 3 months now, have regular relapses, smoke myself silly for a coupla days, then quit again. Was becoming extremely frustrated with my lack of willpower, but have renewed hope since reading your diary. Bought the gum today and thus far have found it certainly stopped the craving, which I seem to have even when using the patches. Have now added your site to my list of favorites for future reference. Congratulations and a big thank you.
Kelci from Canton, GA USA writes: Hi Aunt Gaelyne!
Katrina Taylor (cutifytrina85-at-yahoo.com) from Lake Mary,Florida, USA writes: Very interesting and informative site. Keep up the good work.
Breast Cancer
Gath (info-at-sudoku.com.au) from Melborune, Vic Australia writes: Hi Gaelyne,
Thanks for the link to sudoku.com.au - glad you like it!
I have just finished a new site - wordoku.biz - which is a variation on sudoku, but using letters & a hidden word. Hope you like it!

Cheers,
Gath
Wordoku
Gemma Merritt from Adelaide, South Australia Austaralia writes: Hi Guys, It Gemma Here Heathers daughter i decided to google serch my name and came across your pictures for Terrys 50th they look great love the web site keep up the good work Love Gemma
Russell Prater from Panama City, Florida USA writes: Hi Gaelyne, I see you quit smoking. Congratulations! I quit 2.5 years ago after smoking for 50 years. Nearly drove me crazy, but my doctor gave me some Welbutrin and I got thru it. I also see that you are an Aussie now and that you and Rod are married. Congratulations on that, too!
Love Russ
Sand-i from Aledo, TX USA writes: Gaelyne, I love your web site and plan to come back and spend some time looking around.
shayna from brea, ca usa writes: hi gaelyne, i'm trying to break my addiction to nicotine lozenges (it's always SOMETHING, isn't it?) and thought i'd do some online research on the subject, and stumbled upon your page/s. just wanted to let you know that you're just ADORABLE! please keep up the good work and wonderful attitude.

love & light to you!
shayna
Keira from Gold Coast, Queensland Australia writes: Well done Gaelyne!!! I am just about to re-embark on quitting a 10 year habit (which at 22y.o) is a pretty long one!!! I just wanted to wish you well as a non-smoker and commend your efforts and perseverance! I actually stumbled upon your site looking for the Nicobate homepage and I'm glad I did! I have printed out your little poem as a source of inspiration! Good on you Gaelyne and keep up the good work :)
Pam from Adelaide, SA Australia writes: Have just got a new laptop afer my old mac and pc gave up the ghost. Now having fun finding my way around the new beast, and while on the net, found ths great site. Look forward to visiting soon. Pam
Susan from Sarasota, Florida USA writes: I was dx w/breast cancer June 16,2004 2 weeks before my 40th birthday. I have been through chemo,masectomy and now radiation with only 5 treatments left. I have probably looked at every site available to breast cancer and have found yours one of the most inspiring to read. I think what you have done is wonderful. You are an inspiration. There are so many day to day questions I needed answered and only people who have taken the bc road can answer them and I thank u.
Lesley from New Zealand writes: I have just spend about two hours here, the site is wonderful. Just wish I had found it when first diagnosed with breast cancer. Probably wasn't ready for it then. Thanks so much for your email today it meant a lot to me. Off to design some bald head jewellery, why be like everyone else and cover up with a wig. Be bold, beautiful & bald.
Lazyhousekeeper from Houston, TX USA writes: My new way to avoid housework is to search the web and find easier ways to do housework and of course ways to relax and spoil myself. Thought I should not keep all my research to myself so I created LazyHousekeeper.com Go check it out, I guarantee you will find it more fun than doing housework :) Creating it is certainly more fun than doing housework. Lazy Housekeeper
horst from Seven Hills, OH USA writes: Long live Commodore.
Bob Collier from Canberra, ACT Australia writes: G'day from the National Capital!

Hi, Gaelyne, I did indeed find your website by typing the word "housework" into a search engine (Google in this case). :)

I really enjoyed reading your housework avoidance tips and having a wander around generally. I hope you're in good health. Good luck with the non-smoking. I quit 13 years ago after being a smoker for 22 (thirty roll-ups a day in my 'prime'!). It took several failures over a number of years to do it - it seems to be one of those things you have to keep trying and trying until you find the way that works for you. Becoming a non-smoker instead of quitting smoking is what worked for me. I used to say to myself "I am a non-smoker" over and over, a hundred times a day, until finally I started thinking like a non-smoker (all smokers were once, of course). A month after I'd stopped, and I'd got over the physical effects of the withdrawal, I no longer gave cigarettes a thought. Why would a non-smoker think about cigarettes? :) Smoking a cigarette seems like totally alien behaviour to me these days plus I'm at least 200% fitter than I was a decade ago. It's worth it. Hope that helps.

Best wishes,
Bob

P.S. Originally from London, England, and an Aussie citizen since 30th April this year (and the proud possessor of two bright orange Onkaparinga blankets that get used every night here in Canberra. :))
Michelle from NOTL, ON Canada writes: You should really begin smoking again. It's a shame that you're trying to prolong your life. :)
Jude from Toogoolawah, Queensland Australia writes: It was so nice and easy to read and fun as well.Keep up the good work and I will be sure to drop in again.
Amber from Toronto, ON Canada writes: Greetings from Canada. I stumbled across your site while surfing ebay. What an amazing couple you are! Blessings to both of you and success on your recovery from breast cancer.
I too am a breast cancer survivor. had bilateral mastectomies 8 years ago. The breast cancer is now in my bones unfortunately, but like you, humour is very much a part of my daily life, my healing, my recovery. Take care!
Missing / Murdered Native Women
Dean from Morphett Vale, (Originally of Springfield, Illinois USA), South Australia Australia writes: You can now add to your resume that you are "Patron" of Southern Districts Computer Users Club Inc. of South Australia.
Joe Bucci from Plaistow, NH USA writes: I'm so glad I stumbled onto your homepage! I've been a long-time fan of your Commodore support, and wanted to thank you for your continued efforts. :) I'm a 50 year young, devoted C64/128 lover since 1988. I am a professional musician originally from the Boston area. My dad was/is a Jazz Hammond Organist that signed with Capitol Records back in the 60's! I was fortunate enough to play in his band when I was younger, and even made a couple of records with him in the 70's. I still perform with various bands in my area. My other love is emulation. Mostly Commodore, but I'm facinated with a lot of different ones. I put together a little website about my dad that you can check out if you like. :) I read quite a bit of your webpage, and I wish you a speedy and lasting remition! You're well-loved by a lot of us!!
Welcome To Joe Bucci
TJ (email-at-dtjam.net) from Fayetteville, North Carolina USA writes: I've enjoyed going through the many features on your site. Excellent work. Best wishes from all of us here.
Online Chronicles of DT's JAM
Stephen Stocker (lpar-at-par1.net) from Parsons, KS US writes: Hi Gaelyne, It's been ages since I used to talk to you and Rod on the CBM echo! I just wanted to say hi and wish you all the best. And thank you for the continued C= support! :)
Take care,
Steve
Matt from Adelaide, writes: ALL THE BEST IN YOUR CHEMO TREATMENT, GREAT SITE AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK..:)
scott from vancouver canada, writes: hello you two. I just happened across your site and I'm really impressed
Andre COLLARD (And.collard-at-skynet.be) from Ethe, Belgium (europe) in the nord of France writes: I was really surprised by the knowledge of Rod regarding the toubleshooting of [my] VCR. Coming to this site, I was even more amazed the story of Rod and his friend. I wish them all the best for the future.
Marlyn (marlynv-at-eden.rutgers.edu) from New Brunswick, NJ US writes: La vita e bella (Life is Beautiful).
Neville Whyman (drum309-at-hotmail.com) from Adelaide, South Australia Australia writes: I love the C64 and the AMIGA500(the amiga is the one I have now besides my IBM, I would sooner use a C64 or AMIGA500 than an IBM.
Melissa from Rosewll, New Mexico Usa
Jenny from Adelaide, writes: I was looking for weet bix recipes and in a round a bout way found your site (don't ask me how). I also surrendered to a long distance relationship with a man in Santa Monica. Luckily he saw the light and moved to Australia. We have been married nearly 3 years now and couldn't be happier if we tried. Loved your site and wish you luck and happiness in the future. Jenny's Shiatsu
Becky Wagner (rd.wagner-at-worldnet.att.net) from Dallas, Texas USA writes: Great web-site Gaelyne! I enjoyed getting to know you better!
Love and Hugs,
Becky in Texas :^)
Becky (MooBratskie-at-aol.com) from Costa Mesa, Califonia USA writes: I wanted to tell you , that i like your website, am sooo glad that there are fellow NON house cleaners hehe, and that im so proud of you and your fight with breast cancer, i have been visiting your site often, and you definatly are a fighter!!!! Well recover soon, you are in our prayers The Wonderful World Of Anxiety Disordered People
scott (mcaleese_scott-at-hotmail.com) from glasgow, scotland uk writes: cool site best of luck wi the chemo.i used to live in salsbury not to far away from you ..ta ta
MI MOM, it's Terry from Saginaw, MI US of A writes: Hello Mom, GET WELL - thats an order =+]
love
Terry
SaberStrike
Nancy in Alabama (Nantur24-at-aol.com) from Akron, Alabama USA writes: I love your website...... plan on visiting regularly to watch for updates.
Kenny Zito (kznight-at-mindspring.com) from Copiague, NY USA writes: So I'm guestbook entry #80? Wow your guestbook is bigger than mine! ;-) Nice job on your personal web site. I like your style. The purple background with white text is easy on the eyes and just nice to look at. I saw a previous entry from Angie in Lindenhurst NY. That is the town next to mine. Hmmm.... I know an Angie from Lindenhurst. I'll have to look into it. :-) Good Luck with the therapy Gaelyne and thanks for supporting the Commodore platform! Ken's Home Page
John (ja.danker-at-home.nl) from Almelo, Overijssel Holland
Steve 'Pudgy' De Rose (pudgym-at-originnet.net) from Chicago, IL. U.S.A. writes: Hello again. It seems that the search engines have finally found me after I was dropped from 'Netwave.net' back on 12 June 2001. My new host is at "OriginNet.net". I still have the C=64 link on my index page. Thank you again.
The loony universe of Steve 'Pudgy' De Rose.
Ivan ( C= ) Blitz (iblitz-at-nex.net.au) from Berwick, Victoria Australia writes: A web site that is worth while visiting, and I am sorry that I waited so long to do so. Go and explore while you can.
SueLyn Jukes (suelynjukes-at-yahoo.com) from Cleveland Heights, Ohio USA writes: I like your attitude. The official name of my home is "'The House of Squalor." I am prone to the hide it and forget about it school of cleaning... although I am writing an essay called *Good Housekeeping for Slatterns*. I may as well tell you that the second best thing a man ever said to me was "Boring women have clean houses." (First best was "Thank God you have a tummy!")
Shawn from Cedar Rapids, Iowa USA writes: Hi, I found your site looking for VCR repair info. Nice Site!!!
Brian Gano (brian-at-get-awayworld.com) from Bay City, MI USA writes: Hi Gaelyne. Enjoyed checking out your site! Unfortunately I could get the web cam or your gallery to show up so I could snoop into your life, but I enjoyed looking through your articles and browsing through th all the other information (lots to read!). What would our lives be without computers??? Take care!
Brian's Interactive Get-Away World
Linda from Highlands New Jersey America writes: This is was very interesting. I guess there is a first time for anything.
Roger Thompson (rthom49878-at-aol.com) from Ohio USA writes: Just thought I'd drop in after I saw an article in the Linux Journal. As a Californian whose been transplanted to Ohio, I sort of know what it is like to move to a different culture.
Christine from Wisconsin USA writes: I hate housework...
Housework Stinks!
janlin from Seaford, Sth Australia Australia writes: Housework brought me to your site or rather absconding from same, but it is so interesting I will be dipping in for some time. Your site is on my links now. Loved your articles or those I have read so far. I had an old Apple Mac that I used to surf the web,and I still miss it. Not a Commodore I know but they were oldies but goodies. The web cams are interesting. I hope you enjoy being here and although I am OZ born have great sympathy with the wrench you must have felt when leaving the family. They are great communicators though are'nt they. Regards and Best Wishes Jan
torrance shevlin from london, england writes: I was just pissed off at not getting a break and typing in things for the sake of it . I'm sorry, I'll go wash the dishes now. Night, night!
Filthy Fran from Sullivan, Indiana USA writes: I am Filthy Fran and I have a website full of messy house excuses, reasons not to clean, and tips and advice on housework.
Filthy House Syndrome

That'd be great, Fran - but please let us know your correct web address - the above doesn't work, and we'd love to include a link back to your site as well!
Howard Halasz (hhalasz-at-ev1.net) from Houston, Texas United States of America writes: It's early summer there, but the dead of winter here in the northern hemisphere.
Steve Olson (saluki-at-siualumni.com) from Naperville, IL USA writes: Nice job. Keep up the good work.
Bobbie Jo from Spokane, Washington USA writes: I loved your list of excuses! I just hope my boyfriend never comes across this page, I have a hard enough time getting him to help with housework as it is. Thanks for the laugh!
Wilson from Japan writes: Thanks! My wife and I had a great laugh reading your [housework] page.
Carol () from Bury, Lancashire United Kingdom writes: Found myself browsing the net, (had settled down with my tea and toast, whilst avoiding the housework) came across your housework avoidance tips - and then carried on reading, thats the thing about the web, once I'm on here I can't tear myself away. Thankyou for an enjoyable read.
Magnus Holmgren (silgwan-at-yahoo.com) Hi, great site. Found it by browsing Linux Journal. I couldn't imaging that there were so many people using C= out there. Gonna go and dust my 2 C64's and put them next to my linux boxes :) Cheers.
My place
Alan Sandercock (alans-at-mindspring.com) from Atlanta, Georgia USA writes: I came to your site after reading your recent article on Linux evangelism in Linux Today. Even though I live in Atlanta these days I come from Adelaide and know the area quite well. I found your site and your interesting life quite fascinating. Next time I visit my cousins in Adelaide, I'll have check out Reynella. It's no doubt a lot busier than it used to be in the '50s when my dad would take us to Victor Harbour and we'd drive through that sleepy town.
Bill Weiler (wweiler-at-siue.edu) from Edwardsville, Illinois US writes: Great site. Very creative. I enjoyed your article, mentioned in Linux Today Newsletter of 12 November, on Why you use Linux.
SIUE Online Classroom
Kerstin from Saginaw, MI USA writes: Bonjour mummy, I'm at the Library looking at your site. Its cool.
Au Revoir!
Bill Marsden (bill_marsden2-at-hotmail.com) from Garland, TX USA writes: Hey, I've scrolled off! Cyberspace is flat after all!
;)
WENDY B. from READING, PA USA writes: THIS WAS A REALLY NEAT PAGE. FULL OF EXCELLENT EXCUSES FOR ME TO USE AND SHARE. BEING A WORKING MOTHER, THEY WILL COME IN HANDY!!! THANKS AGAIN . WENDY B.
Steve Ridener (sridener-at-hotmail.com) from Tulsa,, Oklahoma USA writes: Hello from America
The Ancient One (psychicman-at-email.com) from hamilton, ontario canada writes: your website is quite interesting . i enjoyed my visit . peace .
Fortunepropheteller
Bill (billnicholls-at-yahoo.com.au) from Adelaide, S.A. OZ writes: I read your personal information. It must be hard leaving your kiddies and country. I wish you both well and may Australia be the best place for you live. P.S. Great Cam site.
Ray Zink (rayzink-at-rain.org) from Camarillo, California U.S.A.
Christine Bentley from Ontario Canada writes: My favourite excuse for not doing housework actually came from my sister when we were kids. It was her turn to was the kitchen floor and it was particularly dirty. When I asked her to wash it she simply turned to me and said " Why, it is just going to get dirty again! " And you know, she was right. Thought you might enjoy this excuse and feel free to use it anytime.
Shirley LaCanfora (slacanfora-at-yahoo.com) from Torrance, CA Los Angeles
Pam Minton (mintonp-at-aol.com) from Atlanta, GA USA writes: Since you're my little sister, I can use this forum to tell the world....that I miss you alot and wish you lived closer. Have you added the picture of when you were homecoming queen to your site? If so, I missed it. (Everyone: She was sooooo cute!) Lots of Love, Your Sis Pam
Saber_Strike from Saginaw, Michigan USA writes: Hi Mom - you signed my Guestbook so I signed yours.
Terry Andersen
Saber_Strike
Saber_Strike's Domain
Jack Rothweiler from LaPine, Oregon USA writes: Would like to obtain Wordstar V4 for C=128 CPM. My copy has disk side #2 FLAWED
cheryl merritt (cherylmerritt-at-hotmail) from Adelaide, SA Australia writes: Hi Gaelyne and Rod, I've recently returned from Darwin where my three children and I have spent the past six years. Now I'm just catching up with old friends. Darwin was a great place to live but it's nice to back in my hometown Adelaide. By the way, Rod, I have this video recorder that's on the blink but I'll get back to you about that!! The story of how you two got together is like the stuff from fairy tales and makes for entertaining reading. Good luck to you both.
Steve (steve69hall-at-hotmail.com) from Honolulu, Hawaii USA writes: Really enjoyed your web page. Got here via Jim & Gail's web page. Still subscribing to Commodore World(now GO64/Commodore World) and see your articles all the time. My C64 finally wore out so now am operating a C128. Also belong to the Hawaii Commodore User's Group (HCUG) here in Hawaii. I use my wife's HP when I want to surf the internet and keep in touch with Commodore news. Wishing you both the best in years to come.
roberta, late of Sydney, still missing the OZZies (tapoozy-at-aol.com) from jacksonville ( home of the JAGUARS), Florida USA writes: The only Commodores I now lust after are yachting cups. But I did my whole living room in pinks and purples and hate housework, so enjoyed your page, Gaelyne
Rick Ethridge (r.ethridge-at-juno.com) from Omaha, Nebraska United States writes: I saw your posting about the changes you made to the CBM area. I have two C=128's and two Amiga's. You changes/additions look great. I monitor your messages to the Fido CBM via my point. RLE
Willie J. Shannon from Sacramento, California USA writes: Don't sweat the small stuff. Make a game out of cleaning and you'll ejoy it more.
Kym! from Adelaide, South Australia Australia writes: Hmmm, nice site, would just love curtains like your background.
Wayne Andrews from Siler City, North Carolina US writes: Greetings! This is a very nice and informative webpage! Like the background and settings. Since I live in a trailer, I have to make do with an emulator, VICE. It's nice to know the Commodore is still supported by people who still write programs and magazines. Keep up the good work!

Wayne
Aqeel Jafri (aqeeljafri-at-yahoo.com) from Toronto, Ontario Canada writes: I was just surfing the net to see some VCR repair sites. This was the only one from Australia. It raised my interest as I have lived my self there ( Melbourne) for 5 years. Its an interesting site, which has been upgraded periodically, fulfilling the needs of a modern web site by offering some of the e-business features too. I think there is a greater potential to make more money in what u r doing right now, by expanding it further. Any way good work. "ooroo"
Antoneth - South Africa from Pretoria, Gauteng South Africa writes: Hi there, folks. South Africa's the greatest!
Sharon from Reynella, SA Australia writes: Great site! I'm not into Commodores, but it was nice to find out about a fellow Yank living in such close proximity! Read your immigration story with great interest. The housework page sounds interesting, so I'll have to visit that next. I need all the excuses I can to get out of those dreaded chores!! Feel free to visit my homepage if you get a chance. Would love to hear from you.
Shaz and Co's homepage
Sven Paepke from Sydney, NSW Australia writes: Besides my good old C128, I also have a collection of other vintage computers: CBM8032, Osborne1, KayproIV,ZX Spectrum,AppleII, and some old DOS machines from Nixdorf. Additionally, a good selection of computers from former East Germany - this is where I come from originally. Looking forward to some contacts to other CBM, CP/M, DOS1.x and 2.x fans! BTW: Does anybody have information about Victor computers? Got one of those but can't get hold of a manual and/or bootdisk. The only type info I have is VICTOR Mod466.
Robin from Gray, tenn. U.S.A.
Peter Thompson from Happy Valley, South Australia writes: Hello neighbour. I stumbled across your site by accident, and am glad I did. Nice webpage neighbour.
Dick Allen from Anchorage, Alaska USA writes: I've been using a 286 for the past few years. Just got onto the internet about a week ago with a new Windows98 system. Now I'm going back and dust off my C128!
Al Jackson from N Las Vegas , Nevada USA writes: Hello! I surf the web at the local Senior Center. At home I still enjoy my C=64/128.
Neil Rasmussen from Belen, New Mexico USA
Mark "WaShaWooShe" Newman ;-) (hmnewman-at-iserv.net) from MIDDLEVILLE, MI USA writes: Thanks for the look 'down under' and your work with C=. Hope your calendar keeps you smiling for the whole year.
Ferd Schutzler (ferd.schutzler-at-sstar.com) from Metairie, LA USA writes: Nice page Gaelyne. You have come a long way gal.
Harry Oldenhuis (starbyte-at-ami.com.au) from Cannington, West Australia Australia writes: She is doing a fine job
Gaelyne's Daughter from Saginaw, Mighigan USA writes: Hi mum! I love your web site, For the pictures, what does it mean if the Frame is blue?
For the webcam, it means the camera is turned off. Since your message I fixed the information text next to the picture. Lots of Love and Mushy Stuff! -Mom
jm rail (jmrail-at-hotmail.com) from denver, colorado usa writes: im pleased to find tere are people still have intrest in commodore .my work mates make fun of me because i still use a c64.i now have webtv .i understand commodore in europe makes a simalir device.a "web computer" id like to know more about it.
Angela Yoder from Vista, CA USA writes: I am ashamed to admit it, but I was surfing around looking for some housekeeping tips in the hopes that it would motivate me to actually WORK around the house today! But instead I found your housekeeping page and it was exactly what I needed to hear! Thanks for the humorous take on a very aggravating fact of life...it made my day.
Marlena B from Waco, Texas USA writes: Gaelyne, I've thoroughly enjoyed your webpage! I've recently found myself a SAHM and this gives me lots of ideas on how to avoid housework, lol. I thank you and my dust bunnies thank you!
Wendy Parker (Wendo33-at-hotmail.com) from Richmond, BC Canada writes: Just took a breif look aroung, I was actually searching our the Gasson surname, as it is my mother's maiden name, she had uncles that moved from england to Australia at the turn of the century and was just wondering if maybe your might be realted to a Kinglsey Gasson?
No, not that we're aware of. Thanks' for visiting.
Heather from Adelaide, South Australia writes: So it took a Yank for Rod to finally become an Australian citizen. I hope now you are both going to vote yes for the referendum. If not, ask me why you should. I'll tell you.
Brett (wolfe-at-primus.com.au) from Hobart..., Tasmania Australia writes: This is a very good page, i'm glad i stumbled onto it.. if you like, come to my place, i'd love to see you..seeya.. Bretts Home
Ray Burrows (rayburr-at-ria.net) from Bristol, CO USA writes: I am looking for some one who can repair C-128's. Also looking for info on a device called "WebIt!" which is supposed to be a C-64 based Internet machine with limited computer capabilities.
Hollis Brown (hjbrown-at-midusa) from LinnValley, Kansas U.S.A. writes: I have many friends out there I haven't seen in years. I don't know where they are so I would like to here from them and make new ones also. I'ver flown airplanes for years and love it.
Georgios Assos from Athens, Attika Hellas writes: I am a C128 fan.
Angie from Lindenhurst, NY USA writes: Grateful thanks for all the commodore support here.
Ed Paulsen (paulsen-at-rcsis.com) from Granite Bay, CA USA writes: Hi, Gaelyne... thought I would check in and see what you were up to these days! Just a "Hello" from Sky Knight and the former sysop of Twisted Sky BBS of Portland, Oregon USA. Keep up the good work..
Ron King from Fairport, NY US writes: Thanks for your continuing support of the Commodore platform! I learned a lot drom your CW articles & hope to see some more in GO64/CW.
David Connolly (david-at-pc-software.com) from Oxford, Oxon Middle England writes: I have something to say to Gaelyne also in my native tongue which is '[Rude Gaelic Curse Phrase deleted]' or at least that's how it sounds, I've never seen it written.
Niels Petersen (NielsP-at-uprun.com) from Hobart, Tasmania South Island of Australia writes: Rod & Gaelyne are a great pair.
Paul Blair (pblair-at-pcug.org.au) from Canberra, ACT Australia writes: I'm very impressed that, after so many years, there are still so many folk interested in CBM and its products. I had lots of hours from Pet 3000/4000, VIC, C64, C128, Amiga until I finally gave in to IBM. But what fun I had....!
John Minnier from Dixon, Illinois USA writes: Hello and fare thee well. I was just surfing around and found you. Nice to meet people and Say hi. Nothing earth shattering. Dixon is about 90 miles (125km) from Chicago by the by. Dixon's only claim to fame is 1. Ronald Reagan (US President) lived here most of his childhood. 2. Abe Lincoln (US President) served in the Illinois Militia at Fort Dixon during the Blackhawk wars in the 1840's. Well enough is enough. Thanks for being here! John
John T. Boychak (jtboychak-at-netzero.net) from Wilmington, Delaware USA writes: Thanks for the articles in Commodore World and especially for TIFCU. Long Live Commodore.....
Charles Houck (thechas-at-netins.net) from Princeton, Missouri USA writes: Gaelyne is one of the most wonderful CBM promotors on the net!
Linus (krapa-at-hotmail.com) from Milan, Italy writes: Hey maybe it will seem strange to see me here since i'm a Clean Room operator for STMicroelectronics... but i h8 to tidy my room and these will really help me.
Heather from Perth , WA Australia writes: I love your Housework page. It was fun to read. I found it via the link from the 'A Current Affair' website.
Rob Gasson (rgasson-at-hotmail.com) from Rochester, Minnesota USA writes: I never realized how many of we Gassons there are. Best wishes.
terry l atkinson from st. clair, mich usa writes: great book! get it, you need it for the net or for bbs's. thank you for your support. You were close to me for a while I see, cool!
Alvaro Alonso (alogon-at-latino.net.co) from Bogota, DC Colombia (South America) writes:
[in spanish, my mother tongue]
Es increible los lugares a donde ha llegado el C64.
[now in English]
Hi from Bogota, Colombia (South America)
It's amazing the places where the C64 has gone.
I'm an electrical engineer with a specialized degree in networks.
I had my c64c from 1988 and I love progrmming in assembler specially GEOS.
Before Internet, I only get information for my C64 through magazines like Compute Gazette and Run.
Now with Internet makes the C64 stay alive!!!
Neil (fidge-at-picknowl.co.au) from Adelaide, S.A. Austrlalia writes: Does anyone know a Y2K fix for Superbase 128 and how to hack it into the code. Perhaps using the Julian Calendar method. I use this program for work and need this fix asap.
Bill Antonacchio (wanton1-at-juno.com) from Naples, Florida USA writes: I am a C128 user and have been with the Commodore system since the VIC24 (circa 1970). Naples Area Commodore Users group
ruth from melbourne, victoria australia writes:
my excuses for lack of housekeeping
1. housework makes you ugly
2. i'm 41 - i don't have to do housework if i don't want to
3. life is too short
4. i don't dance the dance
5. real friends understand
6. playing with your kids is more important
7. surfing the net is more important
8. in fact - most things are more important!
9. i don't want to waste what's left of my pre-alzheimer years
10.the moon is in the wrong phase.

likewise i always do the last minute panic before guests arrive - only my cupboards are starting to bulge - scary! greetings to all those living in dread of the dreaded housework!
Rod from Reynella, SA Australia writes: You wanted a new entry for the guest book. Well, here it is. Enjoy. :-)

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