Does iPad = procrastination temptation on steroids?
Melbourne is usually renowned for 4 seasons in one day. Is it getting worse?
I’d agree that Melbourne generally takes the sartorial crown. Maybe the young fellas were also from out of town. Hopefully they have learnt the error of their ways.
hmmm, looking for another book to listen to (currently enjoying the dungeon crawler carl series) and this fits the book hole genre wise . . . . but audible in australia wont sell it to me "title not for sale in this country/region". Booo.
it happens. And it seems a bit random. I enjoyed the Black Tongue Thief (2021) by Christopher Buehlman. A very rare example of an author being the narrator and making it all the better for it. (i think he has a background in renfaires/performance art or something). And the prequel/sequel book narrated by someone else as it was from the POV of a woman (2024) was also released in audio here but his book published in 2012 and has an audio version on american audible is geolocked. Anyway, i have a list of books in my notes on my phone that i reference back to audible occasionally or pick it up in physical form if i see it around. I dont usually go out of my way for a physical copy these days as i dont get much sit down time (and i try and use that to watch stuff on tv, if i dont fall asleep once i park my butt in a chair)
As a new Victorian, I find the weather a bit weird, but one day it was so weird, even my colleagues thought to comment upon it. I think it was rain sun rain hail sun wind thunderstorms.
I made a trip down there many a moon ago and got sunburnt on Xmas day, hailed the next morning, but after I'd showered the un came out and we tossed a frisbee around, went home for lunch and hail...
"Been down in Melbourne for a couple of days" and I think all agree, Melbourne has been all the better for it.
Does iPad = procrastination temptation on steroids?
Melbourne is usually renowned for 4 seasons in one day. Is it getting worse?
I’d agree that Melbourne generally takes the sartorial crown. Maybe the young fellas were also from out of town. Hopefully they have learnt the error of their ways.
Oh I gave them quite the side-eye
They were probably from Hobart and were enjoying the warmer weather.
hmmm, looking for another book to listen to (currently enjoying the dungeon crawler carl series) and this fits the book hole genre wise . . . . but audible in australia wont sell it to me "title not for sale in this country/region". Booo.
Hmm. That’s weird. I wonder if there are some geofencing rights shenanigans underway
it happens. And it seems a bit random. I enjoyed the Black Tongue Thief (2021) by Christopher Buehlman. A very rare example of an author being the narrator and making it all the better for it. (i think he has a background in renfaires/performance art or something). And the prequel/sequel book narrated by someone else as it was from the POV of a woman (2024) was also released in audio here but his book published in 2012 and has an audio version on american audible is geolocked. Anyway, i have a list of books in my notes on my phone that i reference back to audible occasionally or pick it up in physical form if i see it around. I dont usually go out of my way for a physical copy these days as i dont get much sit down time (and i try and use that to watch stuff on tv, if i dont fall asleep once i park my butt in a chair)
The struggle is real.
As a new Victorian, I find the weather a bit weird, but one day it was so weird, even my colleagues thought to comment upon it. I think it was rain sun rain hail sun wind thunderstorms.
It’s been pretty weird. Mid 30s when I arrived. Mid teens this morning.
I made a trip down there many a moon ago and got sunburnt on Xmas day, hailed the next morning, but after I'd showered the un came out and we tossed a frisbee around, went home for lunch and hail...