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   Legends of the Gunai People tell of a fearsome monster, like a giant man made of stone. Boomerangs and spears merely bounced off of him, and he'd prowl around at night and drag unwary travelers or children who wandered off away to its den to devour them. It sounds fearsome, though the only representation of the manxome foe google image search ( Read more... )

   Thursday-Sunday I was on another roadtrip adventure with my parents, this time to explore the east of this state (Victoria). I was even well on my way to contemporaneously posting updates, the first day having written up most of the day into an entry while in the car. But then at the end of the day when I went to finish it, livejournal ( Read more... )

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   The last few days the temperature has been nice, warm, even a bit "muggy," with big purplish clouds rolling over rumbling with unseen thunder and dropped random fleeting showers. When I got home from work it was one of those pleasant reverse-September evenings as I walked across to the other side of my village to for the last day of some ( Read more... )

   We do get about half a dozen days here a year that actually feel like summer, and last Tuesday was one of them! Since then it has been raining heavily but hey.


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   I was planning on writing the sequel to last entry the next day but gosh it's been a busy week and I've either been busy or exhausted from being busy every evening ( Read more... )

   Friday we were under new Covid regulations since the state was about to pass 80% adult double-vaccination and the state in typical style wanted to get the easement of regulations in before the long weekend. The long weekend itself is an interesting thing, since the Melbourne Cup, "the [horse] race that stops the nation" will be on Tuesday and ( Read more... )