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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Just watched Four Corners’ “Debtland” episode, a thoroughly disturbing report on the debt crisis facing Australian households. I’ve not done any research, so I don’t especially want to regurgitate theirs, but it strikes me that in the face of what … Continue reading
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Books, books, books….
I was talking with CHARLES on the weekend. Up to that point I was focussed on short stories and such, happy with all that I had to read. Suddenly I’m intimately aware that there are piles of novels too. He … Continue reading
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REM accelerate….
There’s a cleanness to the sound of the new REM album. Buck’s playing is crisp and urgent. There’s energy and direction. You can hear it most obviously in “Supernatural Superserious”, which is this album’s “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?”. The album … Continue reading
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Listening to Elbow. Not mine. The group. Has anyone else noticed how much these very serious Coldplay / Snow Patrol / whomever types all seem to sing just a little bit like Sting? I have the flu. It is doing … Continue reading
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Piscine disaster
So Orangey, who had been mauled by Tony the Tangerine Barracuda, died yesterday. We’re a sentimental family, so now that Orangey is sleeping with the fishes, we set out to get a replacement. We came home with an unnamed black … Continue reading
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