Monday, April 18
Elevenses
Emma-Jean is in Canberra for the school vacation. The last eleven days have been a wonderful melange of games (Ticket to Ride and Dungeons and Dragons, thanks to Gavin), a movie (Comme une Image a.k.a. Look at Me), restaurants (Indian, pancake, Thai, vegetarian), take away food (Indian, pizza, Thai), television (Black Books, Blackadder, Blake's 7, Doctor Who, Full Metal Alchemist, Lost, House M.D., Ultraviolet) and vets (Manson broke his tail, Emily has kidney failure). I also went to work, but who cares.
Next Week For Sure lost netball eleven to twenty. Then we went to dinner at an Indian restaurant, which was nice.
Emma-Jean is in Canberra for the school vacation. The last eleven days have been a wonderful melange of games (Ticket to Ride and Dungeons and Dragons, thanks to Gavin), a movie (Comme une Image a.k.a. Look at Me), restaurants (Indian, pancake, Thai, vegetarian), take away food (Indian, pizza, Thai), television (Black Books, Blackadder, Blake's 7, Doctor Who, Full Metal Alchemist, Lost, House M.D., Ultraviolet) and vets (Manson broke his tail, Emily has kidney failure). I also went to work, but who cares.
Next Week For Sure lost netball eleven to twenty. Then we went to dinner at an Indian restaurant, which was nice.
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Dear Mistake Perpetuator (Perpetrator?),
No, it is not wrong to perpetuate a mistake. People must be constantly reminded that perfection is merely an ideal, and something unachievable in this reality. Also I advocate avoiding “fair play” and a “shred of moral decency” at every occasion, casual or formal
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Much could be obtained in the public good if more were to do so.
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No, it is not wrong to perpetuate a mistake. People must be constantly reminded that perfection is merely an ideal, and something unachievable in this reality. Also I advocate avoiding “fair play” and a “shred of moral decency” at every occasion, casual or formal
.
Much could be obtained in the public good if more were to do so.
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