another anniversary drabble.

Aug 25, 2007 21:20

for shocolate
prompt: Ron and Hermione in Australia, sorting out her parents...

Title: "Close Enough"

Words: 100

'Close Enough' )

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rickey_a August 25 2007, 14:17:17 UTC
has giggle
after I moved from the east coast (US) to California people used to ask me all the time if I was near 'this or that' and I'd be all...'have you seen a map of California?'

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mrsquizzical August 25 2007, 20:47:13 UTC
teehee!

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mrsquizzical August 25 2007, 20:47:59 UTC
*giggles*

glad it worked.

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lnalvgd August 25 2007, 15:20:03 UTC
*gigglesnort*

Classic giggles!

*looks at map of Australia*

Doesn't seem that far away! LOL! But if you look at a map of the US, and if it's about a 12 hour drive, then that would be like me driving from my little area of the world to Orlando, FL for Disneyland...which I would never do....for Disneyland...I'll drive it for Universal studio's Harry Potter Theme Park, and I have totally gotten off the subject!!!

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mrsquizzical August 25 2007, 20:49:13 UTC
*tries to follow you*

oh right. yes! heeheee

it's all a matter of priorities i suppose!

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i_m_b00 August 25 2007, 15:55:31 UTC
the banter was great!!!

True story. I took cultural geography college and I was trying to explain to this dumb frat boy that Australia was a continent not an island. He looked right at me and said 'same thing'. I don't know if he passed but if he ever goes to Australia he is in for a bit of a shock.

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mrsquizzical August 25 2007, 20:51:58 UTC
thankyou.

well we're taught that it's the largest island... and the only nation that's a complete continent.

but tasmania - that little bit at the bottom is like 300k's long.

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brumeux77 August 25 2007, 17:09:54 UTC
Poor Ron!

It is hard to get your head around a country's being big enough to be a continent. Especially (as you said somewhere here) because of the relatively low population.

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mrsquizzical August 25 2007, 20:54:47 UTC
i suppose we just grew up that way, so it doesn't seem weird to us.

but it must seem bizarre to europeans who fit a dozens of countries in the same space we have one, and yes - with less people in australia than are in greater london - or so i've read.

hope the drabble worked. it was tricky thinking of something for the prompt.

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