One, on a pallette of ice at the Gladstone Park service station, in texta on cardboard:
'Ne pas toucher. Voir Gerard'
Two, on the side of a building in Tullamarine:
'Rod's hand held snacks'
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the early 70s was all juxtaposition
October 1970, everyone had their arms out in the air, from Barbra to, um, whoever that is on the left, to Thumbelina. This is from the Sprin...
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As a child, naturally enough, I watched a lot of television and it being the early 1970s when I was a child, I watched a lot of what is no...
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I am not sure if there's anything nice one can say about Jacana station. As an unstaffed station, the last before the end of the line (t...
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From an early age (probably four or five) I would receive a weekly comic from the newsagent. It would arrive rolled up in the newspaper alon...
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David i love your blog. I've read it at least fifteen times. It's nearly as good as sophie's cunninghams. I was reminded by your remarks about class etc when I looked at hers. Michelle de kroster or whatever, so provincial, so try-hard. Very bemusing. your school pal sent me a message, guy I believe, he's a good songwriter. I no longer give out advice. Does Mia get cross if i ring and ask for you? I've never met her that's all. Next time i shall introduce myself. working on my book of music essays, not bad.hope you are having fun, i think i'll wear you down yet.
stephen
sorry. i was bored. it was hot and obviously i was hot under the collar.
Stephen
Thank you Stephen. The first comment is pretty fucken weird, in places.
not that fucken weird - was referring to a comment you made about class on the phone. Sophie's blog reminded me about your remark - that you can never change your class, which if you think about it - is totally ridiculous.
Still,
Stephen
or as Devine signed my autograph on Countdown.
Always,
Devine.
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