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Wiblog entry for 30/06/2007

So I have just filed most of my pile of stuff from banks, uni, health fund, government, car people and similar organisations. And I have left a few things that I don’t wish to throw out yet, but they don’t belong in my file of important documents^
At the moment the pile contains:
* Three Dave Walker [...]

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very eventful

My car had its first flat tyre today. It was very well timed because:
a) it wasn’t raining
b) I wasn’t on my way to anywhere
c) it was not night
d) My father was home
I watched attentively and could do it myself if required. However I’m going to make my brother put the proper wheel back [...]

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Wiblog entry for 30/06/2007

On the train line between the western suburbs and Sydney (yes people, sometimes I do go beyond the north shore – why yesterday I went to Blacktown AND Parramatta!), there is a building for a company that deals in scrap metal. The company is Australian I gather. Because their wall boldly proclaims AUSSCRAP
I think that [...]

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Wiblog entry for 29/06/2007

Hurrah for two weeks of holidays. There is no exclamation mark because these are really just two weeks of stuvac cunningly disguised as holidays – exam on first day back. I need to learn haematology, cardiology and respiratory stuff mainly.
Was going to have dinner with friends tonight but appear to have run out of energy. [...]

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and in the second quarter, productivity was down.

I have done absolutely no study today. However I have accomplished a few other things. And there is more to life than medicine. Or so I’m told.
The parents seem a bit transfixed by the webcam of the Pasha Bulker. The Pasha Bulka is the ship that ran aground at Newcastle (NSW) a few weeks ago [...]

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Yay discusses iced tea

So I am not feeling particularly inspired tonight. Perhaps it’s because my feet are half-frozen. Surely no-one can expect creativity from someone with half-frozen feet.
I could talk about whether iced tea is an acquired taste or not. I would say probably. I don’t buy it very frequently, but when I do it’s the flavoured stuff, [...]

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end tally

There were 8 bottles of variable filledness in the back of my car.
6 were water, one was iced tea (no longer iced), the other was Fanta. Occasionally I have Fanta cravings.

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good intentions

I am thinking about cleaning out my car. It sounds like it has a lot of half empty drink bottles in it. When I go around corners it sloshes.
Either that or the back seat is flooded.

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Wiblog entry for 25/06/2007

I have finished all my lectures. Hurrah for me! The last lecture starts in 7 minutes in real time. I watched the one from last year – complications of peptic ulcers haven’t changed much in the last 12 months.
I need to buy envelopes. And do something with the piles of paper on my floor. I [...]

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Wiblog entry for 25/06/2007

Good morning everyone.
Today is a uni at home day. I have just watched “Complications of Peptic Ulcers” and am about to embark on “Pancreas, Liver and Spleen”. This will be followed by “Chronic Diarrhoea” (the lecture, not the experience hopefully).
Last night my friend gave me an anatomy cube (see how they work at the company [...]

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