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blamebrampton) wrote2011-11-16 03:03 pm
blamebrampton) wrote2011-11-16 03:03 pm
Today
I have many things that need to be done urgently, some of which involve going for a walk up to Newtown. However, this is the weather radar, the system seen is currently moving to the east:
If you draw a straight line between the Sydney and Sydney Ap squares and then look at a point level with Randwick, that is Erskineville. Newtown is 500m up the hill, to the west. I suspect that I will be better off finishing up my story on pets in gardens this afternoon.
In other news, my physio pointed out today that one of the reasons the tendons in my foot hate me so much is that I have a mild case of permanently extended big toe, which is known as cockup deformity. FINALLY medical science names something appropriately!
If you draw a straight line between the Sydney and Sydney Ap squares and then look at a point level with Randwick, that is Erskineville. Newtown is 500m up the hill, to the west. I suspect that I will be better off finishing up my story on pets in gardens this afternoon.
In other news, my physio pointed out today that one of the reasons the tendons in my foot hate me so much is that I have a mild case of permanently extended big toe, which is known as cockup deformity. FINALLY medical science names something appropriately!
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Holy hell that's a lot of water.
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And yes, it's just started to come down, so in retrospect I might have made it back in time, but it looks as though it will be consistently wet for the next few hours. Happily, it's all the in the light-moderate range as opposed to the heavy-apocalyptic we had earlier in the year ;-)