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My First Jounal Entry-- Hellfire and Brimstone!
Sierra Indigo - now Cheesecakethulhu flavoured Started conversation Dec 26, 2001
I sit, and I write. It's seven fifty-eight am on a Thursday morning...The Thursday after Boxing Day to be precise, December 27. 2001 in case you're wondering. I've gotten to work with a splitting headache and the entire city is filled with smoke. There's around about seventy bushfires ringing the city of Sydney, and it's making for a lovely time. The weather is hot, the air is stifling and each breath is like standing in a smokehouse whilst toking up.
Gods above I love Australia in the Summertime.
My First Jounal Entry-- Hellfire and Brimstone!
JJMMWGDuPree Posted Dec 26, 2001
Oh... forest fires! You don't know how lucky you are. It's 9pm on the day before you wrote that here, and we have to pay for our heating!
My First Jounal Entry-- Hellfire and Brimstone!
Sierra Indigo - now Cheesecakethulhu flavoured Posted Dec 27, 2001
I'd kill for cold at the moment...The heat is killing me...In my air-conditioned office 
My First Jounal Entry-- Hellfire and Brimstone!
TIMELORD Posted Dec 27, 2001
Its 2.45 am i have just put the heating on and it will be at least 1 hour before its warm.
I work out doors at a football ground and as the team doctor pulled up in is car today i told him there was an urgent case inside have you ever operated on a brass monkey.
It was freezing at mid day you can work out how cold it is now the night time as set in.
My First Jounal Entry-- Hellfire and Brimstone!
JJMMWGDuPree Posted Dec 9, 2004
Some things just don't change.
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