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This past week has been one of the most hectic I've experienced for a long, long time and all I'll say right now is that in about 45 minutes I'm catching a flight from Sydney to Melbourne. One way. I'm homeward bound...
posted by nash at 1:17 PM
14 Comments:
Hi Nash,
I hope you had a pleasant flight. How does it feel to be home once again? You will tell us about your hellacious last week in Sydney after you get yourself settled in properly, won’t you?
Congratulations and best wishes on your move! Please say G’day to Sheila when you see her.
Crickey.
Bye. Might see you in Melbourne sometime. You might be on the plane right now or even there.
We're neighbours! How peculiar. I look forward to reading about it.
Welcome home Nash. Hope things settle for you quickly in cold old Melbourne!
Welcome home Nash.
It is unlikely that you will see any 'Sound of Music' stars on the No. 96 tram, but I am sure there will be entertainment of some sort.
I was in a production of "The Sound of Music" when I was much younger. I played Kurt, the youngest son. And I get the No.96 tram ... so you just never know.
I thought you had begun to dole out the comments in short supply to inflate their value. It made me a little bit mad because, of course, it worked.
But alas, you have a life that is not predicated on how I feel about such things. How dare you! LOL
Home is always calling in some way or another, no?
Godspeed, WS
Wait a second, is this a visit home or a move there, as everyone else seems to be thinking?
Did I miss something?
Hi Nash,
Here’s a link to a Simon & Garfunkel song which is apropos for you now.
Homeward Bound
Why is smoking legal? It's killing the people who smoke, it's killing the people who don't smoke. It makes people stink [phew!]. The city is littered with butts and I'm not talking about the sexy kind [kylie minogue style ;-)] It costs an arm and a leg. Can someone tell me why smoking is legal?
Perhaps it’s because the tobacco companies have added addictive chemicals to their products that make stopping exceedingly difficult for some people. These same corporations have huge and powerful lobbies which makes legislators hesitant to ban tobacco least they incur their wrath and withdraw the millions they donate each year.
It’s a shame that some smokers are so inconsiderate about where they drop their butts but a lot of places don’t provide ash cans which leads to trash on the sidewalks and streets. As to people who smoke “stinking”; maybe there should be a law requiring everyone who smokes to chew gum, pop a breath mint or use mouthwash every time they put out a cigarette.
There you go Crazy Horse. Does that answer your (random) question?
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
Sorry Nash,
Just had to get that off my chest.I hope Melbourne has given you the warm welcome you deserve.
As for the stink, it is more the stench of their clothes that bothers me.I've been on trains where the whole carriage has reeked thanks to a pungent smoker.I suppose smoking in winter can be excused, just so long as the smoker is having a nip of cognac while they tend to their horses before heading off through the snow again.
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