Lost, Gone and Vaporized
Lost was certainly intriguing. I'm looking forward to watching it over the next few months - should be fun! However while watching it I forgot about Danny Wallace! Damnation, and me a Joinee too. I'm having a good day for making silly mistakes.
My car has gone! I handed it over to a very nice lady this evening. I'll be using Mum & Dad's car until I'm in a position to afford the monthly payments again. Thankfully I've never been one for getting attached to cars, and the money will definitely come in handy. I keep expecting to remember I've left something expensive in there, though...
It's the annual Perseid meteor shower this Friday, btw. I've seen a 'shooting star' once, but I'd love to see a large number in succession like this. The meteors that produce these showers are only about 1mm in diameter, which makes it even more amazing imho.
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Hey, thanks for coming! I'm Andrew, and this is where my headthinks come to breed. They often meander around humanism and photography, but they're flighty and you can't trust them, so anything is possible.
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August 11th, 2005 - 17:07
Wow, I had no idea the meteors involved were so small! It really makes you appreciate the velocity they’re entering the atmosphere with.