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Tag Archives: brisbane
Thinking and Dancing
It’s been a fun weekend. I do love sunny days, with a cool breeze. Today I present you with some things to think about. Thanks to Melinda at &c. &c. for these most excellent links: TED talk from Meg Jay … Continue reading
The Most Useful Thing
According to the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, a towel is “about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have.” When was the last time you wished you had your towel with you? I was sitting on the … Continue reading
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Sunshine Swing!
This past weekend (18 to 20 May) I was at Brisbane’s first ever Lindy Exchange. It was lots of fun! It consisted of meeting interstate and out-of-town dancers, socialising, picnicking, a trip to Dream World for those who were keen … Continue reading
Where To Find A (Physical) Map of Brisbane
A quick one for today: I wanted a fold-out map of greater Brisbane which was detailed enough to be able to see individual suburban roads. I didn’t need every road to be labelled, just to be shown. Of course the … Continue reading