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April 12, 2004

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This will be today's only post. There are three reasons why:
1. I have a cold and feel like cr@p.
2. It's a public holiday and far too nice a day to waste in front of a computer.
3. This site is soon to undergo a major change, which is taking up next to none of my time but plenty of someone else's.

In the meantime it's always good to know my fellow Australians think well of me. I'm touched.

 posted by Simon on 04.12.04 at 10:45 AM in the




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The Australian diaspora
Excerpt: Via Simon World. One of the lesser known diasporas is the Australian: nearly one million out of a population of twenty million. Almost 5% of Australians have left their country of birth. To put that in context, you would need
Weblog: andrésgentry :: water
Tracked: April 13, 2004 12:18 PM


Comments:

get well soon, mate. i don't think i had blogged about this, anyways an aussie i spoke to last week was convinced that i was from queensland. heh :D

 posted by: breanagh on 04.12.04 at 11:17 AM [permalink]

All the best mate. Put your feet up.

 posted by: Mike Jericho on 04.12.04 at 11:33 AM [permalink]

Thanks for the good wishes. I think they helped - either that or spending the day not blogging. Probably the good wishes though.

 posted by: Simon on 04.13.04 at 07:33 PM [permalink]




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