flubber

super 12 is always so exciting to watch... in my (humble and young) opinion antipodean rugby is somehow more vibrant in general. there's just more running rugby, even when teams are caught in their own 22... and the best part is that most of the time, they have the requisite skills and flair to make it to the other end of pitch anyway. less a game of attrition (whatever that really means).

it feels good to have access to cable sports channels again :) in london the only rugby showing on the small lousy-reception tv in my kitchen were were the test matches, which were never repeated - and i so wanted to watch the wales v france 6N game again :(

and i'm now thanking my good fortune for having no internet in my london flat... 'cos it's distracting me so terribly right now! we've now got wireless at home, and it's so easy to spend hours surfing and d/lding stuff.

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i've come to my senses, i've got priorities and studying for my exams must take priority over tonight's training. unfortunately.

will still be going for a jog later... gosh i have flab. urgh.