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@valtmy

Well, it still sounds like a fairly depressing story 😛

Ah, canola fields are really pretty! There’s a lot of them around here too and I like looking at them 🙂 .

@rochellaine

Hello! Its been…a few days. How are you?

@valtmy

Yeah, I think it would be be so much worse if it happened now. We’re definitely completely dependant on His grace!

Oh well, that’s good. I love a good poetic justice storyline in that case 😀

@valtmy

You should know me better than that. I’d hate to be one of my characters.

Yeah, that matches what I’ve read. The thing I find interesting, and scary, about it is that since no one knows what caused it, we couldn’t prevent it from happening again. So theoretically we could have another flu outbreak and all die anytime.

That sounds like a…[Read more]

@valtmy 😛 I think I’ll use it very soon!

Haha 😀 one of my WWI ideas involves the actual Spanish flu wiping out all the characters who manage to survive the war.

Or maybe not that drastic.

@valtmy

Hello! I’m watching a movie and researching tuberculosis. Not for the purpose of torturing characters or anything, of course.

@Catwing @jenwriter17

Thanks so much! I passed, so I am now qualified to drive a car by myself 😉

Oh and I forgot @jenwriter17

In a few hours I’m goingfor my driving test and I’d love it if you guys would pray for me!

@clairec @valtmy @rochellaine @catwing @dekreel @ariel-ashira

@rochellaine

Well, apparently the emu is out bird and on our coat of arms because it can’t walk backward. Same with the kangaroo.

😛 Most white Australians can only speak one language, but since Australia is so multicultural a lot of Australians speak more than one language.

There are some emu farms, but not that many. Someone who lives near us…[Read more]

@rochellaine

My aviator’s heart is beating wildly.

The turkey??? That’s just embarrassing. Speaking of national birds though, I once saw an American say that emus came from China.

Nothing is wrong with alligators they just aren’t as cool as saltwater crocodiles. Or as big. Or as dangerous…

The ghosts serve as the narrators. I think the choir…[Read more]

@rochellaine

That’s the one with the Wright flyer and the Spirit of St Louis? It looks really cool.

😛

No not really, because all the Aussie animals are way cooler 😛 we do enjoy mocking them though…especially bald eagles and alligators.

My favourites are Winter’s on the Wing and Wick, but I much prefer the Australian over the Broadway…[Read more]

@rochellaine

All of them! (Totally realistic) but particularly the Air and Space Museum  (is that what its called?)

I believe the scientific word is pouches. That’s what we call them anyway.

I’v read a lot of American and English literature. Australians write very little on the subject of kangaroos but Americans in particular are fascinated by…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Because when I come to America, I’d love to go to the Smithsonian 😛

Yep, I finished the book the other day!

Yeah, that’d be great 😀

I haven’t heard of Katy No-Pocket but my sister and I were laughing the other day about the fact that English/Americans refer to kangaroos as having “pockets”.

@rochellaine

Oh are you moving? Hopefully not far from the Smithsonian. I’m listening to The Secret Garden.

hmmm…I forgive you. 😛 And think you and @dekreel are the only ones who haven’t done it, but she didn’t think she would be able to…

Ah, wait, what about @catwing ?

@alia @jenwriter17 @valtmy @rochellaine

Would anyone like to join me in listening to musicals and writing blog posts one handed?

@valtmy Hehe 😀 I do live near Canberra, but Canberra’s the capital as well. How is it that no one can remember the capital of Australia?

@valtmy

Did you have fun writing the cute scenes though?

@valtmy

Are you still working on your parody?

@valtmy

Yep, how are you?

@rochellaine

That would be cool 🙂 have you ever seen a kangaroo before?

Good night