Greetings From Sydney

[inkognitoh]

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[inkognitoh]

I lose the ability to cope above 30ish!

[emperor_fool]

42 degrees. Ugh. Would you like me to send you a little of the sleet we've got coming down?

I'm so glad this is turning out to be a good visit after the nightmare of trying to it happen.

[inkognitoh]

Please keep the sleet, I'll be heading right back into European winter too soon for my liking ;)

I'm definitely very relieved to be here considering the nightmare as you say.

[florafloraflora]

You look radiant in the pics of this trip. So comfortable in your own skin, more yourself somehow. Clearly it's doing good things for you.

[inkognitoh]

What a kind thing to say. I am more comfortable here, they're 'my people' hey. Also they aren't uptight Brit's who think I'm being rude whenever I open my mouth. They understand a ballsy, dry witted Aussie shiela :)

[zz_neena]

It's true, what she said about how beautiful and happy you look in the pix. Of course it's also true that you're ballsy and dry-witted! What a combo!

Knock 'em dead, Inko!

[inkognitoh]

Yoose guys are too sweet. MWAH Zed, thanks :)

[thesirannon]

Send some warmth over here, it's -12ºC here in Paris!!

Glad you are having a good visit :)

[inkognitoh]

Hey, it won't be long before I'm complaining of frozen canals and lack of firewood ... if that helps at all.

[lizmopuddy]

I was going to moan about the -7 degree temperatures in Ireland, but it just makes me sound a wuss compared to some of the weather stories here :-)

I'm thinking I feel the exact way about horse racing that you feel about cricket! I could never watch any Saturday afternoon kids programmes growing up, because there was always flipping horse racing on, and only then if I wasn't freezing my cahoonas off at some race track. Wild horses (pun intended) wouldn't drag me to a race meeting now