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I tweeted several months ago they may as well cancel the rest of the AFL season (after round 13) and move straight to the grand final between St Kilda and Geelong.
They were by far the two best teams all year and today contested a worthy grand final, with the Cats triumphant.
I’m not too sentimental about St Kilda missing a flag, which would have been just their second and their first since 1966.
Geelong deserve their success.
Good to see St Kilda defeat Hawthorn with half their best side not playing.
It will be a fantastic achievement if they can finish the season undefeated. I’m hoping they can make it.
Writing in The Age, Ben Groundwater says he dislikes reading travel stories in newspapers.
He says they’re predictable and boring.
I agree with that, for the most part. Travel is something you have to experience yourself to appreciate.
And each person’s experience may be different.
I like to research facts regarding transport, attractions, accommodations, etc, but I don’t particularly like reading about other people’s impressions.
I’m experimenting with the Atahualpa WordPress theme at www.gorey.com.au.
It’s a wonderful theme if you like to customise the design, with numerous options.
Congratulations to Justin Langer on becoming the highest-ever first-class run scorer in the history of Australian cricket.
Langer eclipsed Bradman’s mark of 28,067 runs with a cover drive for Somerset against Worcestershire at Grace Road, breaking one of the game’s most prestigious records and one that stood for 72 years.
Sorry to see Australia lose in the rugby to New Zealand.
Hoping for a better showing in the cricket tonight against England, but not optimistic.
My JasJam’s battery has died. The phone is a brick, so instead of buying a new battery I just bought a new HTC Magic Google Android phone on eBay.
It’s unlocked, so I look forward to hopefully switching over seamlessly to my company’s Telstra plan.
Having mentioned football in the rain, it’s worth noting Mount Gambier has already had more than its average rain for July in the month so far.
The city had recorded 101mm until 9am today. The long-term average for July is 99mm.
I didn’t know about this when I visited Victoria Falls in 1991, but apparently you can watch the water flow over the edge. Amazing. I would have done this when I was 22, but not today.
Michael played soccer in the rain and mud this afternoon. He came home looking like a monster from the deep.
I heard on the radio that North Melbourne and Hawthorn were playing in heavy rain at Launceston.
You don’t see or hear of many AFL games in the rain these days.
I remember when most of the Melbourne grounds were mud heaps in July and August.
