šŸš¶ Sneaking in a quick walk while thereā€™s a short break in the rain. Need some outdoor time.

What passes for good government in Australia.

A headline from Guardian Australia. ā€œAustralian politicsā€ in red. ā€œSenate likely to pass 31 bills in frantic end to year after Labor strikes deal with Greensā€ in bold black.

The Christmas wreath has come out ready to be put up.

ā€œItā€™s beginning to look a lot like Christmasā€¦ā€

A Christmas wreath made up of different sized spherical baubles, some with glitter, on a round wire frame. The baubles are red, yellow-gold, green, and light purple.

šŸ“ŗ Finished watching Fisk (Season 3, 2024) ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…ā˜…

A rectangular image with a review of the television series Fisk (Season 3). The show poster is on the left and the review on the right side. Across the bottom is a rating of Poor Okay Good Great with Great selected. The review reads: Whatā€™s not to love about this Australian comedy. The cast play off each other so well and the writing is full of comedy gold, some of it delivered in a delightfully dry way. Easily a show you could watch more than once and still be laughing. Like the previous seasons, the guest cast is full of familiar Australian comedians and actors helping to deliver the laughs.

Thinking about the environmental impact of printing and distributing this unwanted directory makes me cranky. The directory can be recycled but the plastic bag it was inside canā€™t be.

Just found a combined Business and Government white and yellow pages for the Brisbane Inner-City Southern Region in my mailbox. How are these even still are thing?

I havenā€™t received a white or yellow pages in years and I actually thought they were no longer being printed.

After all the rain recently the Brisbane river is very much living up to its brown snake nickname.

New pin getting an outing today and yes Iā€™m wearing a check jacket with a check shirt. Come at me šŸ˜€

An enamel badge of Astro Boy, the manga character. Itā€™s pinned to a blue check jacket and a dark check shirt is visible under the jacket.

Thirty years since Star Trek: Generations was released in cinemas. One of the few movies Iā€™ve lined up to see at the opening session. šŸ––šŸ»

Pretty good and cheap transit in from Melbourne airport as always.

Wheels down at 17:23 -> taxi to gate -> walk outside and straight on to the Skybus ($24) -> free tram ($0) -> short walk ($0) -> at hotel in the city at 18:48.