I am spatiotemporally challenged (it goes with my inability to remember names, even those of my kids. Birthdays are often a disappointment for them). However, I am fairly sure I will be overseas for the next three weeks. Overseas being defined as where Australia is not. I will blog when I can (and take notes and write stuff for when I get back), but don't expect much from me for a bit.
Hey! That's not a straightline! Don't make any rude comments, OK? I'm back on 1 August, and I will straighten out any naughty commenters.
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"Don't make any rude comments, OK? I'm back on 1 August, and I will straighten out any naughty commenters."
Or I'll rip your bloody arms off.
And I will too.
(Apologies to non-Australians and anyone too young to know what I'm talking about.)
Jason
Cool! (although I thought you were already overseas, but then I am spatiotemporally challenged too). I'll think of you as I lurk in a Melbourne hotel to a week, watching other people talk about science while the family cavort down the beach.
Have fun in Furrinistan!