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September 23, 2002

walk against worry

Well, on the off-chance you tried coming here after Saturday morning and discovered there was nobody home, yes, we had an outage. Sorry about that - I wasn't able to get anything done about it until today (Monday), but rest assured that I spent a lot of time worrying about it all weekend.

Since a good aid to worry is going for a walk, and since I had nothing better to do all weekend (I spent almost the entirety of it alone), I set out walking on Sunday morning from somewhere in the Caulfield area and made it to Brunswick St in Fitzroy (stopping in Victoria St in Richmond for lunch) where I decided I'd probably walked enough by now. I very nearly bought the new Low album in Polyester, but maybe later.

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MoriBund??.. not by a long stretch:

Thanks Andrew, from the all the bunders...

Posted by MoriBund??.. not by a long stretch | September 23, 2002 11:29 PM

Posted on September 23, 2002 23:29

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