Blipper, blipped.

Here waipushrink,with the assistance of S, is examining his blip. Well, it better still be his blip, otherwise mine loses some of its point. xP

Anyway, day 2 of the RANZCP Congress today. This taken at lunch with my parents. Large here. - And colour here.

On the train this morning I read Walter Irving's "Sleepy Hollow". Unfortunately I found it a bit meh, really. The writing style (like a story being related after the fact, at a campfire or something, I suppose) didn't grab me, and the story was always heading to a fairly predictable end - with some of the hinted at interesting hints left rather irrelevant. Ah well, it used up the train trip, and was still better than Facebook. ;-)

Before I started it I abandoned Amazon Adventure, by Willard Price. I did love all his "... Adventure" books as a kid, but now ... writing's clunky, attitudes are a bit dodge ... and the writing's clunky, did I mention that? I'm sure the story's just as cool as it once was, but I didn't feel like wading through it any further.

Darling Harbour was very misty this morning, but I thought particularly with the connection to waipushrink's blip, this was the one to go for.