Comments on tonypark.net: I've got camping to do...

Looks great and sounds good too! I grew up going c...

2007-12-09T22:54:00.000+11:00

Looks great and sounds good too! I grew up going camping and me and B want to do some more too with the kids, so it sounds great!
Go Mrs B!

I can't help it. I have a bit of a blind spot wher...

2007-12-09T13:25:00.000+11:00

I can't help it. I have a bit of a blind spot where camping is concerned. No objections to tents and swags and such - it's the toilet arrangements that get me every time. Long drop is fine, bush pee is not. It's dandy for you lads - you're built for convenience - but a gal's just as likely to pee in her sock if she embraces this open air living stuff. I'm trying to get past it, but I don't think I'd be able to cope for a month. Mrs Blog must be a saint.

Hi Dion. Unfortunately we'll be back in Australia...

2007-12-07T19:36:00.000+11:00

Hi Dion. Unfortunately we'll be back in Australia by early Feb, though we're planning to hit the valley again in sept/oct 2008.

Keep re-arranging those books!

As always - a treat to catch up with your Blog. "t...

2007-12-07T02:13:00.000+11:00

As always - a treat to catch up with your Blog. "tomatoes, sunlight soap & oversized bras" - the perfect description of the African market. Love it! Say any chance you guys might be in the Zambezi Valley around Feb/March 2008? In the meanwhile will be turning books... Cheers, dionj.

Ah, yes, the Namibian Windhoeker.I meant to formal...

2007-12-07T01:06:00.000+11:00

Ah, yes, the Namibian Windhoeker.

I meant to formally welcome you to the fold (and explain, as per your last enquiry, that some innocents - such as Mrs Blog, protect their identity on the internet, unlike big heads, like myself).

We welcome all new Legionnaires with open arms and set you one small task...

If you see a Tony Park book in your local shop, move it to a more prominent place or turn it so the cover is showing, rather than just a spine.

I'm usually positioned next to James Patterson and he sells far too many books, so don't feel bad about blocking him out wiht one of mine.

Welcome, or Wilkommen as you might say in Namibia (a country I admire alsmost as much as I do its beer).

The One From NamibiaAnother brilliant penmanship. ...

2007-12-06T23:28:00.000+11:00

The One From Namibia

Another brilliant penmanship. That aside I am still not over the fact that I, The One From Namibia, have still not been officially accepted as a religious (change that to staunch and hardcore) reader of this blog. I have a solution, I am going to start posting quotes from the Number 2 book (havnt yet read past where it says Chapeter 1) every day on this noteboard. I am going on leave soon so I will have plenty of time, to read and post quotes that is. If that does not work then I may just have to buy a character in the next book provided certain conditions, such as my description is met to the letter.

moderation in all ways yes... 28 days is a bit too...

2007-12-06T21:20:00.000+11:00

moderation in all ways yes... 28 days is a bit too long for watering the plant life in that manner..during the drought thought I'd help the climbing rose just outside the back door to help it through the dry. Just after 6 times [maybe 7] it turned up it's nose and died along with all the grass surrounding and even today it all still has a 'ground zero' look about it. Concentrated chardonnay was probably the culprit in retrospect.
Applied for adoption papers for Jane last week but they said go away...
Hope the cloth over Mrs Blog's face wasn't put there because of snoring