G'day Roy,


 RM> GG> the Internet and we're going to set
 RM> GG> it up so when I return to Oz the
 RM> GG> kids from their classrooms can hassle
 RM> GG> me with dumb questions like "how
 RM> GG> many kangaroos did you see today?"  
 RM>
 RM> Twelve. I had to drive up the mountain to play with dying 2way

That many?   In my year in Oz, I THINK I saw one sleeping in a paddock,
but it could have been a rock, and the only other ones I saw were at
the Zoos.

 RM> view. At 4.30pm, sun still well and truly up, roos and wallabies
 RM> everywhere. I ran over the first one. And I thought I was in a foul
 RM> mood before.

I can imagine. Was it a roo or a wallaby you ran over?

 RM> GG> I figure it's worth it if it
 RM> GG> gives MY kids yet another chance to
 RM> GG> communicate with me.  They'll hate
 RM> GG> it, but the rest of the class should have fun.
 RM>
 RM> Good. The more of it the better, imo.

Yup.  :-)    And it shows that I'm not deserting them.  Although
Australia is a long ways to go to teach something.

 RM> GG> And I can nag from long distance.  :-)
 RM>
 RM> Intercontinental Ballistic Nag. I like it.

:-)


Cheers,
Gaelyne

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