Journals 2007
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Journals 2007
Notes
Literature
Mathematics
Technology
Birding
ModelTrains
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
History
Time
YTDate
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
This is the 5th Sunday of the month, which means the markets are at Byron Bay. Allan will pick me up about 7:50 am, possibly in the morgan, for an early breakfast at Belongeil (now called The Cicada Cafe) and then the markets.
I have finished adding the photos from yesterday to the September 29 web page. This is when one realize the advantage of technology over hand writing, even if one is using a fountain pen. On the other hand the fountain pen gives a sense of person that is missing with the web page. I would say the score is 1 - 1 at the half.
| Immediate | Description | Time |
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| Mathematics | "Why Beauty is Truth: A History of Symmetry" by Ian Stewart | 1 hr |
| Literature | "The Untouchable" by John Banville | 1 hr |
| Philosophy | Begin reading "Philosophical Classics" | 1 hr |
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flowers from a friend |
morgan time |
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sea kayaking at Seven Mile beach |
sea kayaks |
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kite surfing at Seven Mile beach |
stir fry |
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passion fruit & strawberries |
The ride in the morgan was a delight but Belongeil Cafe was up for sale! Also there were no markets at Byron. We had a great omelette at the Twisted Sista cafe in Byron Bay and then browsed a couple of bookstores before heading back to Lennox Head. There were markets on within a couple of blocks of our unit.
Dinner was our favorite stir-fry: pork and macadamia nuts (with real macadamia nuts instead of cashews). Delicious.