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Year View| Summary| Highlights| Month View| Wednesday 20 July 2005 (Day View) – I fly from Cairns to Brisbane.

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20.07.2005 – Wednesday 20 July – Cairns, Silas, Darryl & Raymond

Morning

• Silas woke up, we had a chat, and then he headed into work. I went back to bed, not feeling remarkably awake. I woke up some time later when Darryl woke up, and showered and got a lift with her to Westcourt and a bus from there into the city.

Day

• Raymond forced me to eat an Indian curry as fast as I could, by insisting on coming and seeing me with exactly ten minutes warning. We went for a walk along the Esplanade, and then drove out to Earlville where we spent the afternoon watching “Bewitched” and “The Fantastic Four”. Neither were very good, with “Bewitched” earning itself three quarters of “The Fantastic Four”, which in turn earned itself one and a third of “Bewitched”, at a quarter of a true lie. Still, they filled the evening and were entertaining, which is their purpose I suppose.

Night

• My Jetstar Airbus A320-200 was twenty-five minutes late, due to a 180 kilometre an hour headwind, not arriving until after eleven o’clock. I had a nice sleep on the way down, and a very nice Bronwen waiting for me.

Comment by io – Sunday 31 July 2005, 11:33 PM

  Well you could have suggested 15 minutes before I arrived...

Comment by Ned – Monday 1 August 2005, 5:30 PM

  But you insisted...