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Monday May 13, 2019 #
7 AM
Pilates 40:00 [3]
Back after a month away which meant I had to re-learn how to do some of the exercises. Seemed to take me a while to loosen up but got into it eventually.
Clearly someone was taking the mickey with their electoral enrolment because there were reports today of an AEC letter addressed to "Edward Kelly, Glenrowan Pub, Glenrowan". Perhaps someone should tell them he's moved to Melbourne? (As someone said, there's no way he'd vote for "those Tory bastards", but I'm not sure whether his sympathies are Labor, Green or - this being Indi - independent).
Clearly someone was taking the mickey with their electoral enrolment because there were reports today of an AEC letter addressed to "Edward Kelly, Glenrowan Pub, Glenrowan". Perhaps someone should tell them he's moved to Melbourne? (As someone said, there's no way he'd vote for "those Tory bastards", but I'm not sure whether his sympathies are Labor, Green or - this being Indi - independent).
6 PM
Pool running 45:00 [3] 0.7 km (1:04:17 / km)
An after-work session, swapped from Friday because a swim will be easier with Friday's logistics. Seemed to be floundering around a bit but got going in the end. Always feels strange to be doing this in the dark.
Nuisance problem of the day: split skin on the soles of both feet. It's a non-issue when running (or in the water after the first 10 seconds) but annoying to walk on.
I voted at lunchtime, having found the place in the vast expanses of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. It was a definite challenge working out how to rank the various racists, nutters, religious fanatics and anti-vaxxers competing for the bottom 25 or so places on my Senate ballot paper (Fraser Anning's mob got the uncoveted number 82 in the end). I was mildly amused to see that the Green how-to-vote card uses more paper than anyone else's does.
Nuisance problem of the day: split skin on the soles of both feet. It's a non-issue when running (or in the water after the first 10 seconds) but annoying to walk on.
I voted at lunchtime, having found the place in the vast expanses of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. It was a definite challenge working out how to rank the various racists, nutters, religious fanatics and anti-vaxxers competing for the bottom 25 or so places on my Senate ballot paper (Fraser Anning's mob got the uncoveted number 82 in the end). I was mildly amused to see that the Green how-to-vote card uses more paper than anyone else's does.