Breathe

Actually, this bit is not half bad!

Damn you, chai!

Now I think I might need one of those personal motivational trainers to get me up & going again!

School's out? Ain't it like, 4:00 in the afternoon down there on the underside of the world?

I am working casually these days, Setanta. (Suits me better. )

Too early for work yet. Day 2 for children today.

So . . . it is not almost 4:30 p.m. where you are at? I've long tried to get a handle on the time difference.

You're just about spot on, Setanta.

I find this a very handy little site:

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/full.html

So it's 4:30 pm in Melbourne on a hot & sticky day.

Actually, in an odd sort of way, i'm just lazy. I'd rather know what the difference is, and do the math in my head. I don't want to know, for example what the time is in Mumbai or Dakkar--and if i did, i'd learn the differential and do the math in my head.

Well you don't seem to be too bad at all about doing the math.

Me, I forget ... & find myself saying goodnight to a2Kers in the morning. Between Oz, the UK, the US & Canada & other places (say nothing of all the different time zones in any one country) I get myself muddled. Constantly.

The continental United States is only four time zones wide, so most Americans can do the math very readily. For sake of simplicity, they just ignore Alaska and Hawaii. Canada is much wider, though, involving six times zones. To make things even goofier, in Newfoundland, they are 30 minutes off the rest of the country. So, for example, when it is 5:00 a.m. here, it is 6:00 a.m. in Nova Scotia, but it is either 5:30 or 6:30 in Newfoundland (i've never figured out if they are slower than the time zone to the east, or the one to the west).

They just do it piss everyone off, because Canajuns make jokes about Newfies.

Right.

I have digested all that! I'm sure I'll remember it all now.

Zackly my procedure, too! Sometimes get a bit confused around the changes to daylight saving, though!

Still breathing.....................

Please excuse the digression. Very rude of us, chatting away while we should've been concentrating on our breathing.


You were up to breath out ...

Do continue when you're ready to.

When I woke up, the first thing I did was


breathe in......

I knew you would.

Sigh.

Getting a bit worried about the length of time it's taking you to breath out, chai.

*cough*

T
K
Okay... who farted?

He who smelt it ...dealt it

This room is starting to smell a bit like halitosis.

AH - -- ---- oh, nevermind...

and...breathe in,