Comments on: ANZAC Reflections http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130 Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:28:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: roger migently http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130&cpage=1#comment-2254 roger migently Fri, 11 May 2007 15:59:23 +0000 http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130#comment-2254 My dear Ms Good, How <em>are</em> things at the Queensland Department of Education? My dear, I cannot for the life of me find anything in the story which might be considered "touching". Your friends are quite right. It is a supremely boring post, one of our best in this manner, I think, but some iconic days must be acknowledged, however fatuously. It is good to learn that you at last have some friends, even though, as you report, they do not like you. Roger (Sir) My dear Ms Good,
How are things at the Queensland Department of Education?

My dear, I cannot for the life of me find anything in the story which might be considered “touching”. Your friends are quite right. It is a supremely boring post, one of our best in this manner, I think, but some iconic days must be acknowledged, however fatuously.

It is good to learn that you at last have some friends, even though, as you report, they do not like you.

Roger (Sir)

]]> By: Sarah http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130&cpage=1#comment-2215 Sarah Fri, 11 May 2007 07:03:59 +0000 http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130#comment-2215 I think this story was very touching but my friends find it boring I think this story was very touching but my friends find it boring

]]> By: Club Troppo » Missing Link - Anzac Day Special Edition http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130&cpage=1#comment-1533 Club Troppo » Missing Link - Anzac Day Special Edition Thu, 26 Apr 2007 07:40:59 +0000 http://valuesaustralia.com/blog/?p=130#comment-1533 [...] Tigtog at Larvatus Prodeo went for simplicity, while Heath Gibson at Catallaxy followed a similar path to Brett Holman, providing intelligent linking commentary on his grandfather’s wartime diaries. Roger Migently shares one of his father’s Borneo stories; Troppo’s own Cam has a fascinating account of flying around in rickety aircraft during World War I (fabulous artwork). Kev Gillett brings things up to date with a Vietnam era post, while Harry Clarke covers the Dawn Service. Jules Crittenden, for his part, heads back to Gallipoli. [...] [...] Tigtog at Larvatus Prodeo went for simplicity, while Heath Gibson at Catallaxy followed a similar path to Brett Holman, providing intelligent linking commentary on his grandfather’s wartime diaries. Roger Migently shares one of his father’s Borneo stories; Troppo’s own Cam has a fascinating account of flying around in rickety aircraft during World War I (fabulous artwork). Kev Gillett brings things up to date with a Vietnam era post, while Harry Clarke covers the Dawn Service. Jules Crittenden, for his part, heads back to Gallipoli. [...]

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