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Monthly Archives: November 2010
what would Victoria say?
Victoria in this case is not the deep south, home of Warnie and Hunters and Collectors. Victoria was, quite a long time ago now, the most astute cricket watcher I have known. She was quite a cricketer herself and I … Continue reading
Posted in domesticity, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged Ashes, Aus v Eng, nationalism, Test Cricket, Victoria Ward
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long morning uphill
So Beargirl and I took ourselves off to Burning Palms last weekend, and we did allright. She did fantastically well considering she was obviously a bit overwhelmed by the sheer not urban-ness of the whole experience, by the distance (not … Continue reading
Posted in domesticity, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged Falklands, Fitness, Trekking
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when do you say it can’t be done?
I’ve spent a lot of time recently, a lot of time, reading David Quammen’s Song of the Dodo, which is a game changing book, at least for me. The gross despoiliation of the Earth by our practices of an easy … Continue reading
I don’t need a cure
Many years ago, decades ago probably, I bought an import LP copy of Living Colour’s Time’s Up. It was, and remains, and incendiary album of polemic and authority. Not to mention just fantastic songs and awesome playing. And I think … Continue reading
crashing through
So two weeks into the fitness regime has seen about two and half kilos drop off and a good deal of discomfort endured. I’ve been alternating walking with gym visits, circuit classes mostly. Those classes are hardcore, especially on my … Continue reading
Sad and Old Smart Arses
Sorry is worthy of a good hard read. Telling the tale of Stevie Wright of the Easybeats and Friday on My Mind fame, it doesn’t expend energy on pointless textual analysis or even on the biographical arts. Marx seeks out … Continue reading
Itchy Feet for Kristina
So on the one hand I can’t possibly vote labor in the NSW March election, there is simply nothing to endorse. Except. Except on the other hand I want to vote for Kristina Keneally. She’s got a bit of zing … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Campbell, Kristina Keneally, NSW election, vote green
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