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[krazykitkat]

Those of you who live in genuinely cold countries, feel free to laugh.
But it's freezing in Sydney today. 10-12C (50-54F) across the city, there has to be a windchill factor on top of that. Very light showers.
Snow across areas of NSW, including areas within an hour or two of Sydney: Katoomba (in the Blue Mountains), Orange, Bathurst, Bowral (Babe country).
I've got my ugg boots on. It's a shock to the system, especially since we've been into the 20s (around 70F) over the last few weeks.

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We're cable enabled. Bloody amazing. Takes 30 second to download mp3s, used to take 15-20 minutes.

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Season finale of Medium last night. I so love that show. And while it probably sounds strange, my favourite part was the bit where she caught her jacket on the chair and how it was just left in/not refilmed and she just continued on. Made it so real.

And very last episode of Tru Calling - *sob*. And it was getting so damn interesting. I understand this episode was never screened in the US?

ETA: Tru Calling season 1 and 2 are being released here on dvd in August according to ezydvd. Will have to check that season 1 has the same extras as released in the US. But I don't think season 2 has been released in the US yet.

Comments

[bexatious.livejournal.com]

God, that IS cold. Bathurst doesn't normally get snow this early (or at all).

It hitting the low 30's here. With high humidity which is so wrong for London.

[krazykitkat.livejournal.com]

It usually only happens maybe once or twice a season.
It's just dropped to 9.8C in Sydney.

I loathe humidity with a passion. I barely cope with Sydney in February.

[bexatious.livejournal.com]

Yikes, for 5pm that's really, really bad.

Two of my cousins live in Noosa. I have no earthly idea how they cope in the summer humidity without going insane.

[melwil.livejournal.com]

Noosa's not too bad in the summer - it's too close to the water to get really humid. Brisbane's probably worse