Bibs and Bobs
Working hard thus am not so bloggery as usual. Other than the novel I’m writing here’s what’s up in Justineland:
Daphne Lee has posted the unedited (and illustrated) version of her interview with me where I persist in getting the name of Samantha from Bewitched‘s grandmother wrong (got all that?). Daphne reports that Magic or Madness sold out in Kuala Lumpur the week the interview appeared in The Star. How stupendous is that?
Last night the New York Liberty beat the Houston Comets in overtime in Houston. Scott and me, we was screaming at the television like you wouldn’t believe. So happy! And as usual when the Liberty win everybody played their part. They are so teamy and ball-sharey and good. And now they’re better than 500 for the season. Being a Liberty fan is all about the ups and the downs. Thankfully they’re a bit more uppy at the moment. Next live game is Friday. Can’t wait! Season tickets make me happy.
The last two days of the Tour have been heart-stoppingly good. I don’t ever want it to end.
Many of my Oz sf friends are in Melbourne having a really good time. I am not even slightly jealous. Honest.
Write now. Many words.
Posted by Justine at 11:43, 13 July 2005 under Basketball, Bloggery, Cons & Other Gatherings, Magic or Madness trilogy, Sport, Tour de France, Viewing | 1 Comment »

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scott Says:
And as usual when the Liberty win everybody played their part.
That game was sublime. Forty-three of Houston’s 65 points were scored by two players. (Snow and the ever-astonishing Swoopes.) On the other hand, the five Liberty starters had 10, 10, 12, 13, and 13 points at the end. Talk about a balanced attack.
I love any game in which teamwork beats virtuousity.
July 14th, 2005 at 12:23 AM