The busy front must recognise the homework, the housework, the social inevitables, the tedious hunt for a new couch. The heart must recognise the crappy situations going on in Burma and China. The fingers must recognise a lack of touch to keys a small apology and the brain is simply flying around like a ninny [...]
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Posted in Life, News, On The Train, Uni on Apr 2nd, 2008
It took me three and a half hours to get home tonight. It usually takes an hour.
Melbourne has been subject to some angry winds and a dirty brown sky due to the very tail end of a cyclone coming from the west and some Port Phillip Bay winds. Such bad winds that they canceled uni [...]
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Posted in Humor, Life, Ministry, On The Train on Mar 18th, 2008
To the man wearing the red t-shirt saying, “Blog about me, I’m famous”. I’m blogging about you, because I never would have seen you except for the fact that a tree fell on my train line and I had to get a tram to Camberwell. This did mean that I had to wait for about [...]
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Posted in Life, Movies, On The Train on Mar 8th, 2008
After a lovely dinner at the Pig last night, Geoff and I went to see Definitely, Maybe. We came out of the movie laughing… I claim and still claim that it was attrocious (even though it was enjoyable) and Geoff is leaning towards, ‘enjoyable but deeply flawed’.
On the way home Fred (the last remaining car) [...]
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Posted in Blogging, Humor, On The Train on Nov 12th, 2007
Well I’ve got to say that I’ve never been an advocate for the whole online meeting thing. But this one is kind of fun. The NY guy saw a girl on a train and had just plucked up enough courage to talk to her, when she disappeared. He then put up a website with the [...]
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