tales from an ordinary world
1999-08-08
To paraphrase Voltaire, if Neil Young's Heart of Gold did not exist, it would've been necessary to invent it.
It's amazing what you find when you go and do a search on your surname :
Chris Cosgriff runs cosgriff.com, as well as his Officer Down Memorial Page which I remember finding a few years back. There's a Joseph Cosgriff who owns cosgriff.net, too.
RIP, Paul Cosgriff, who's listed on the USA's Vietnam memorial wall.
Another Kevin Cosgriff (not my father) had something to say about travelling in Vietnam.
There's another A J Cosgriff (!) at Melbourne Uni of all places, doing something about microbiology.
Janelle Cosgriff appears to work at the Friends for Life Animal Sanctuary.
Another Andrew Cosgriff, back in the 1860's.
Brian Cosgriff sailed in the Sydney to Hobart race in 1998.
John and Carolyn Cosgriff have written a book about, of all things, genealogy, called Turbo Genealogy : An Introduction to Family History Research in the Information Age .
Stephen Cosgriff is a DJ. He'd actually mailed me a year or two ago and sent me photos of himself and all his family, who were all firemen.
There's a Carolyn Cosgriff who works (or worked) at Rice University in Houston, Texas, as a web hacker.
Matthew Cosgriff seems to be a Police chaplain in Timary, New Zealand.
Rick Cosgriff has been doing his bit for Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transexual (or transgender ?) rights. Good work !
More later - I've got a dinner appointment to keep.
