Posts by Hebe
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Hard News: Women and their representations, in reply to
In terms of women's magazines
Australian Women's Weekly once or twice a year for the awfulness of the "how many years can you recycle Susan Renouf and Maggie Tabberer" articles.
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Hard News: Women and their representations, in reply to
How and why the fuck does Julie Bindel keep getting a soapbox?
Jeez I thought the dyke dinosaurs were extinct. Choice and acceptance of whatever shade of grey happens to float your origami owl; why is that so hard for the Bindels of this world to take? (Barring those hobbies that cause non-consensual harm of course.) No difference between Bindel and a moral majority hypocrite in my eyes.
Who buys Cosmo? My mother.
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The first two are stunning. Thank you Jocelyn for letting us see them.
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to
Solstice night, Bush Fairies, a cool shed; wonderful. Hope you have a potbelly stove in there too. That's a good road pic too.
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to
Not to be missed, the dining area ......
Love it. I have rural ambitions but not quite yet.
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to
Men leave the ice on. It helps sometimes
Real men. Are you a Coaster?
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to
Has a very dense roof in that tree though. Not many volunteers for a bath -- they all prefer the shower inside for some strange reason. Our bath was to have gone in a funky glasshouse made of nice old wooden windows against the brick wall of next door's garage. I had planted lemon and lime trees and was planning a bit of a jungle with the bath in the centre. Last year made that idea much less attractive.
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to
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Capture: Going Walkabout in Sydney, in reply to
Is this permission to boast that I had to scrape ice off my bike seat in order to ride home last night at 10pm? :-)
Taking Ice off the bike seat shows a strength of character Lilith! On Saturday night we went to leave home at 7pm and the car's back doors were unbudgeably frozen shut. Never had that happen in Christchurch that early in the evening.