Pour la pluie de chaque jour ...
Mar. 22nd, 2005 04:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jawnbc... et pour les roses de l'amour!
Raining in Sydney today, something it doesn't do a lot or nearly enough. Still, it's not like real rain, real Vancouver rain. The air isn't any fresher.
Today was very productive. Meetings dribbling out me arse and running down me leg. Sent off revisions on a journal article, which should be out in May or June. Started thinking about packing for New Zealand.
Did I mention, thousands of readers, that we're off to Aotearoa tomorrow evening? I'll be meeting Max's sister Julia and husband and progeny (x 2) for the first time. And I heart NZ. And we're in business class on points. And I heart NZ. I'm jonesing for at least one dip in a natural hot spring, picking up some lanolin, eating some fush n chups. Yus!
It's a fly-by visit: in Wed night, back Tuesday morning. We've hired a campervan so we can wander a bit from Auckland. Apparently it's been a poopy summer over there, but I don't care. It's like a real social democracy, almost Canada-like.
*does happy dance*
Raining in Sydney today, something it doesn't do a lot or nearly enough. Still, it's not like real rain, real Vancouver rain. The air isn't any fresher.
Today was very productive. Meetings dribbling out me arse and running down me leg. Sent off revisions on a journal article, which should be out in May or June. Started thinking about packing for New Zealand.
Did I mention, thousands of readers, that we're off to Aotearoa tomorrow evening? I'll be meeting Max's sister Julia and husband and progeny (x 2) for the first time. And I heart NZ. And we're in business class on points. And I heart NZ. I'm jonesing for at least one dip in a natural hot spring, picking up some lanolin, eating some fush n chups. Yus!
It's a fly-by visit: in Wed night, back Tuesday morning. We've hired a campervan so we can wander a bit from Auckland. Apparently it's been a poopy summer over there, but I don't care. It's like a real social democracy, almost Canada-like.
*does happy dance*
