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Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 12:26 am
by DahlisMarie
Jenny Green wrote:[
No I lived in Melbourne long enough to call it home though.
Jenny
You know, there are some really terrible Sydney people who would say that you couldn't call living in Melbourne living in Australia
You would have heard the "friendly" rivalry between the cities. Though I think that has disappeared a lot now, with so much more shifting back and forth.
Still reckon Vegemite rules!!
Peter
Sure has been some hot weather.
Going into town today to get some handmade choccies in a little store where the lady makes them out the back kitchen. Sorry, that is so mean of me....
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:59 am
by Jenny Green
DahlisMarie wrote:You would have heard the "friendly" rivalry between the cities.
Yes, well they can compete all they like. Neither of them are the capital!
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 8:51 am
by DahlisMarie
[quote="Jenny Green
Yes, well they can compete all they like. Neither of them are the capital!
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Yes, but then again..Have you seen the capital???....
Actually I am one of the few that like Canberra. I live more or less right in the middle between Sydney and Canberra and I much prefer going south to Canberra than north to Sydney.
Born and bred in Sydney and only out of it for 6 1/2 years I hate going back there. Unfortunately I still have ties to it with a mother and my children and grandchildren still caught there.
Saying that, I still have to add that Sydney Harbour will always have my heart. Just a shame that you have to go through the rest of Sydney to get there!!
One day I won't ever have to go there again!!!
