Day 119 (Wednesday 14th February 2007)David had Marc up at 05:00 for his trip to Adelaide and on his way to work he dropped him off at the airport.In the airport then and Marc checks in ok, but see what happens when Sarah leaves him on his own for more than 5-seconds...Marc found his way upstairs and having meticulously followed the signs for his gate, he sat down and waited in the lounge with a few others. Next thing you know, and Marc's sure the guy said Ad...

Day 117 (Monday 12th February 2007)It was marc's first full day surviving on his own, so he did what he does best...sat on the computer and watched football!As well as getting the website up to scratch he watched a bit of Bolton v Fulham, followed by the boys against Wigan.What a win! Behind again, the mighty reds just don't know how to lose, especially at the Emirates. They showed so much character to fight back yet again and that chubby-faced, Scouse mu...

Day 115 (Saturday 10th February 2007)Marc has another cold and was suffering badly in the morning (the girls will say it's just man flu). Sarah, who doesn't leave for her caravan until tomorrow, picked him up some sudafed whilst popping down the shops.In the afternoon Marc got himself down to watch the local cricket team, pulling out a camp chair and finding a nice spot in the shade. To Marc's surprise the standard was pretty poor and he thought maybe...

Day 113 (Thursday 8th February 2007)Marc was up at 06:00 to watch the England v Spain international friendly and despite Steve 'Personality' McClaren doing his best to get Marc's heart racing with the inclusion of Phil Neville, he was asleep after just 35-minutes.Later that morning we went to the shopping centre to put some more photos on to disc, before Jay finally showed his face at lunchtime. After some grub we got to work on the ute'...

Day 111 (Tuesday 6th February 2007)Marc had everyone up early for the crucial Commonwealth Bank Series match between England and New Zealand at the Gabba. We dropped Jay off at home, before driving back up to the city in search of the ground.It was a massive game, which ever team won would progress to the final to play the Aussies, so it was exciting stuff. For Sarah however, the fans seemed more entertaining and she struggled to keep her eyes open thro...