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This coming Tuesday is a public holiday here in Melbourne – it’s Melbourne Cup Day (a day off so some horses can run around a track for a few minutes).
As a result we’re taking off for a couple of days with some friends. I’ll be back on Tuesday evening but in the mean time there will be a couple of posts that I’ve already written appearing here to keep my wonderful readers amused. Have a good weekend friends!
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[...] So bloggers actually take vacations during holidays. There is slow down in blog postings in blogs I read both local and overseas. Even probloggers had to take a weekend off. I am expecting that technorati will be hit with massive blog posting about the bloggers’ recent vacation. [...]
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I so wish they’d make Melbourne Cup day a national holiday!
I wish I lived in a country that had holidays for sporting events!
I wish they’d make Melbourne Cup day here in Maryland, or at least a Preakness day here or something.
Did you know that if you follow the link generated by your RSS feed to one of your posts, it is not obvious how to read the previous or next post. The esiest way is to go back to your feed reader (in my case bloglines) read the RSS summary and then go back to your blog from the RSS feed.
Which makes me think… I wonder what my blog does.
The bank holiday was today in Ireland :)