Remember those old exam questions...compare and contrast?
Well, I can do no more than suggest you go to the super blog of
Gappa
link here
http://kaimhanta.blogspot.com/
And see what she has to say in her own inimitable style.
Well, I can do no more than suggest you go to the super blog of
Gappa
link here
http://kaimhanta.blogspot.com/
And see what she has to say in her own inimitable style.
Fortunately Dengue fever is restricted to the north of Australia, Slow talking Queensland residents and those weirdo's who choose to live in the Northern territories.
ReplyDeleteHave often suspected those Politicians up there are affected with a drop of Dengue in their noddle,the Late Premier of Queensland Joh Bjelke Petersen certainly Qualified - usually referred to as Jo bonkers bananas. Another who comes to mind would be Pauline Hanson a fish and chip shop owner, thick as a brick.
It's rife here...a new strain is supposedly on the cards....
DeleteI thought that was going to be interesting but once the 'music' started in the background it put me off and I returned to your post straight away. Why should I have to drown my sound because some people but a stupid noise in the back ground.
ReplyDeleteSorry I just cannot stand blogs that have a noise to their taste on them, I just never return.
Bonne semaine, Diane
Yes, I agree about the music...I'm usually near the end before it starts otherwise I'd be off too.
DeleteApity....she's an interesting lady.
Interesting post... just read a piece by WIlliam Dalrymple (who now lives in India) about the contrast between India's public and private services and the sheer corruption and stupidity of what goes on in the public sector. I had to kill the sound too, but each to their own is what I say....
ReplyDeleteI dislike sound on blogs...but I find this one generally interesting and thought provoking.
DeleteWhen you think of all the potential in India being blocked and squashed by red tape and corruption...can you imagine having to pay tolls when you cross into another province....you see why there is such a diaspora.
I too had to kill the sound as it kicked off straight away and I couldn't concentrate. :-) Very interesting post which says a lot about why things don't work in India as they should. Politicians!
ReplyDeleteThey really are a curse on society....I enjoy her blog very much, though I don't like music when I'm reading it.
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