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Year View| Summary| Highlights| Month View| Sunday 7 August 2005 (Day View)
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07.08.2005 – Sunday 7 August – Sunday Live
- Afternoon
- • I slept in. This was enjoyable. I eventually caught a train into the city, and a City Cat from South Bank. The amount of people who get on at South Bank, just to get off a minute later at North Quay is ridiculous. I finally arrived at West End, from where I quickly walked to the ABC Centre for a Classic FM Concert and met Raymond. Bronwen managed to turn up, after saying she wouldn’t be able to make it.
- Evening
- • Bronwen and I caught the City Cat from West End into the city, then the bus back to her place, where I spent the night trying to figure out what Descartes’ Meditations are without actually reading them, and answering questions such as “Do we know if we are dreaming?”
- Night
- • I spent the night at Bronwen’s.
- Comment by io – Thursday 11 August 2005, 8:41 PM
- Lucid dreaming is fun.
- Comment by Ned – Friday 12 August 2005, 4:43 PM
- Do I exist?
- Comment by Mum – Saturday 13 August 2005, 7:41 PM
- "Never
was there a time
when you were not"
...............Bhagavad Gita (1st chapter)