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Wednesday Apr 16, 2014 #
7 AM
Run 51:00 [3] 9.4 km (5:26 / km)
Easing off in the run-in to Easter, although my life schedule is still somewhat demanding - the combination of a late-night teleconference (although at least at this time of year it's 11pm and not 1am) and a 9am meeting at work. Still, off limited sleep, this one had a promising start - one of the better starts I've had in a while - but faded away a bit once it started to get hilly. Probably at around my high point of the last month, so hopefully can carry that through (or better).
It was certainly an interesting political day in the state we're heading to tomorrow. It will be no secret to anyone here that my leanings are not with the current NSW government, but if you're going to have a Liberal government you could do a lot worse than having Barry O'Farrell in charge of it. I was also interested to hear Andrew Constance, whom I know through being a few years below me at school, mentioned in speculation of possible replacements (although realistically he's only a chance if the two frontrunners turn out to have their own skeletons in the closet - I doubt he has any himself, if only because it's hard to imagine it being worth anyone's while to try to bribe a minister for disability services, his job until recently). If he does run he won't have any excuse for not being able to count his numbers - I tutored him in maths for a while when he was in Year 11.
It was certainly an interesting political day in the state we're heading to tomorrow. It will be no secret to anyone here that my leanings are not with the current NSW government, but if you're going to have a Liberal government you could do a lot worse than having Barry O'Farrell in charge of it. I was also interested to hear Andrew Constance, whom I know through being a few years below me at school, mentioned in speculation of possible replacements (although realistically he's only a chance if the two frontrunners turn out to have their own skeletons in the closet - I doubt he has any himself, if only because it's hard to imagine it being worth anyone's while to try to bribe a minister for disability services, his job until recently). If he does run he won't have any excuse for not being able to count his numbers - I tutored him in maths for a while when he was in Year 11.