My Blog Travels to Places I've Never Been Before

Living the Scientific Life was mentioned in the 9 September 2008 Canberra Times! [larger view].

I am thrilled to tell you that a new reader found my blog through a mention by the Canberra Times! This scanned image was sent to me by that reader who I would like to thank for letting me know about it. Now, if only I could visit every place in the world that my blog is seen and appreciated ..

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Maybe you'll get a job offer. Oz ain't half bad. rb

don't be so sure about that! Stoke-on-Trent is overseas, afterall, and i love to travel, and i would love to get a job overseas ..

No seriously, Stoke has nothing to offer, least of all good jobs (I'm struggling to even find myself a BAD job).

If I had the money to do so right now, I'd either move back down south, or at least move over to Newcastle-under-Lyme (Stoke's nicer 'twin').