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Today in Australia was marked by a fearsome display of nationalism...
which I carefully avoided, because nationalism is Not My Thing.
I have a singular lack of news today unless you've developed an unhealthy interest in my laundry basket, or in Murphy breaking in to sit and watch while I have a nap.
So, in closing, icon! 13 days to go... and I'm apparently in the running to win a Serenity poster bearing the signature of the One True Joss. Yay for not picking the slipcase. :D
which I carefully avoided, because nationalism is Not My Thing.
I have a singular lack of news today unless you've developed an unhealthy interest in my laundry basket, or in Murphy breaking in to sit and watch while I have a nap.
So, in closing, icon! 13 days to go... and I'm apparently in the running to win a Serenity poster bearing the signature of the One True Joss. Yay for not picking the slipcase. :D
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Date: 2006-01-27 03:33 pm (UTC)Or any other day one's local council/whatever can be bothered organising a ceremony, of course. But I guess becoming a citoyen on Australia Day is more exciting.
Plus, where's the percentage in putting citizenship ceremonies on the news daily/weekly/monthly, when you could be devoting time to explosions and riots and celebrities? It's so much easier to throw a quick shot of them into the patriotic montage that is Jan 26.