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Crocs.
Crocs with socks.
Crocs with socks and a box of chocs.
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- Policy lawyer, international relations postgrad, lefty contrarian, muso, married, proud father, have cats, lefty, enjoy fine liquor... These Armagnac dispatches cover parenting and fatherhood, politics, law, ethics, international relations, life and love, cats and a piece of my soul for good measure.
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Siblings - To be honest, one of the most challenging aspects of the past couple of months has been the energy expended in encouraging sibling harmony. There has been ...5 hours ago
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Australia - I'm standing in it - Welcome to another edition of Footwear Log New clogs Let's face it, this purchase was inevitable from the moment I wrote here that I was having lemming-lik...1 day ago
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WCL Division 3 Review; Associate and Affiliate Cricket Podcast - Like many before it, World Cricket League Division Three played out a fascinating final day with Uganda, Singapore and USA all within a few runs of being r...1 day ago
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Weekly email #6 - Here’s my latest weekly email. If you want to be added to the recipient list email me at johnquiggin1@mac.com Hi all Welcome to my (almost) weekly email I’...1 day ago
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lost imarryyou.com.au - Well after paying for it for several years I forgot to renew my ownership of "imayyyou.com.au" I no longer own that domain! :( Need to find another and s...6 months ago
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Ricky Muir: lotto winner, anti-politician, forlorn hope - In Philip K. Dick’s sixty-year-old first novel Solar Lottery, a computerised lotto system is used to randomly fill employment positions worldwide, includin...2 years ago
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50 ways to leave your blubber(ing on) - This month this blog is a decade old! It's been one heck of a journey! The Daily Magnet has seen me through under-grad, 10 YEARS of journalism practice an...2 years ago
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A pretext for moving along - I think I've come to terms that this blog is over. It was a fantastic way to meet people and talk about my thoughts and processes, but I seem to be channel...3 years ago
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Plus Ultra! - I know Brian said that we’d posted our last, but I couldn’t let the very kind words on the thread announcing our closure to go un-remarked. I also thought ...3 years ago
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To Brodie Donegan, on the NSW foetal personhood bill - I heard a detailed account of the ups and downs in NSW over the introduction of ‘Zoe’s Law’ on the car radio yesterday. And I couldn’t help thinking of the...3 years ago
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Toast - The girls usually bite big chunks out of the middle of their morning toast rectangles, turning them into some kind of amorphous animals that squeak at each...4 years ago
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the horses - Like most of the rest of the world, I was entranced to see that the spawn of the Dear Leader had got hisself a squeeze. A singer and whatnot, you know, as...4 years ago
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Tigers in Literature and Popular Culture - For in his morning orisons he loves the sun and the sun loves him. For he is of the tribe of Tiger. For the Cherub Cat is a term of the Angel Tiger. -- Chr...5 years ago
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Nature, red in tooth and beak - We were forced to have a barbecue at Lake Tuggeranong Town Park. The park is green and pleasant, with a sandy lakeshore beach, skate park and playground e...5 years ago
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wrong basket - For several years Flo has had a penchant for the wrong basket. Like many dogs 'of a certain age' she muddles the scale. But in the meantime, the dogs in ...5 years ago
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Letter to Charlie - 10 months - Dear Charlie Yesterday you turned 10 months old. You are changing from a baby into a little boy before our eyes at the moment and it is quite amazin...5 years ago
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NEW STUDY shows mobile phone RADIATION!!!111!!one!! causes teh CANSER!! Except it doesn’t. - The Hun takes another swipe at their pet scare story, ‘mobile phone radiation‘… Council of Europe calls for ban on mobile phones and Wi-Fi in schools * Wir...6 years ago
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2 comments:
My human is commiting an absolute travesty before my very eyes. She is drinking Bundy Dry & Lime. Must be the weather. Terrible stuff.
I shall scan my territory for errant silver tabbies from the south.
A talking cat? You're at the wrong blog I think! But if you can carefully sneak up and knock your human's woeful offering into the air, I'll be most impressed.
Tis an afternoon for goat at the wes, nothing less!
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