Today's winner is a sombre piece of writing, characterised by sheer narrative power and the total honesty of emotion and expression, in Country Girl City Living's post Irony Doesn’t Even Begin To Describe It. There is a similar stark vein in Buck Pennington's We Remember as well as Queen of Dysfunction's 9/11. Back among the day's best is that gifted writer Suldog, the wannabe rock star, with World’s End, and I Gotta B with the post Of Pirate, Pioneers and Punks.
Showing posts with label Country Girl City Living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Country Girl City Living. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Post Of The Day
Today's winner is a sombre piece of writing, characterised by sheer narrative power and the total honesty of emotion and expression, in Country Girl City Living's post Irony Doesn’t Even Begin To Describe It. There is a similar stark vein in Buck Pennington's We Remember as well as Queen of Dysfunction's 9/11. Back among the day's best is that gifted writer Suldog, the wannabe rock star, with World’s End, and I Gotta B with the post Of Pirate, Pioneers and Punks.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Ones, Twos And Freeze
Cold Comfort For A Country Girl
Late last week, Country Girl City Living had a pithy post called Things I Think About On Our Morning Walk. Right up the top of the things she thinks about is a very practical problem. I quote: ``How can I freeze that five-pound bag of zucchini so I can have fresh (local) vegetables this winter?’’
Ah, let me tell you, Country Girl, that you have brought your problem to the right department. I’ve got the perfect solution for you. Move to Australia just before your winter starts. It’ll be summer here, because our seasons are topsy-turvy (but not our brains) so you won’t have to freeze that zucchini. And you can join us for a Chrissie barbie (that’s Aussie-speak for Christmas barbecue).
Late last week, Country Girl City Living had a pithy post called Things I Think About On Our Morning Walk. Right up the top of the things she thinks about is a very practical problem. I quote: ``How can I freeze that five-pound bag of zucchini so I can have fresh (local) vegetables this winter?’’
Ah, let me tell you, Country Girl, that you have brought your problem to the right department. I’ve got the perfect solution for you. Move to Australia just before your winter starts. It’ll be summer here, because our seasons are topsy-turvy (but not our brains) so you won’t have to freeze that zucchini. And you can join us for a Chrissie barbie (that’s Aussie-speak for Christmas barbecue).
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