I sometimes find my daydreaming self inserting myself into works of fiction - such a Sherlock Holmes, the Vorkosiverse etc. Probably a symptom of deep psychosis.

Looking at houses in locations I'd love to live in but can't afford is a real one. Also, I was deeply fantasising about moving to NYC when I travelled there a couple of years back, asking people I met there about their experience in moving, even though I knew deep down that I'd never do it. It's nice to dream!

I've definitely planned out what to do with large lotto wins I will never have. Looked at moving overseas or interstate. I've considered moving into a unit right in the centre of Melbourne so I can enjoy all the activities there, or moving to a big block of land in the middle of nowhere and fixing up a rundown place.

I think it is a healthy thing to do, as long as you are not doing it with rose-coloured glasses and making yourself unhappy with your current circumstances. If you are doing it realistically it often ends up highlighting things that are important to you - things you would miss if you made different choices, and sometimes things you really want that you are actually able to do now.

And my axe

I love all the mites except Promite because that comes from Satan's ear holes.

Yep. But I do like vegemite too.

YES!!!! F'ING YES sir I will follow you into battle on this one. 100X the spread that Vegemite is!

Shots fired.

Are you trying to start a riot?

I don't know if it's worth it or not, but if you do the climb you would have to change your username. HighExperience2090

It seems both an expensive and reasonable price. I'd pass on it.

Very much worth it. You get a full historical guided tour and of course the views. We paid for photos as well which came out great.

I guess that would cover the safety gear you have to wear and the guide etc. Understandable, but worth it? Dunno. I'm told the view is amazing.

That actually strikes me as quite reasonable pricing, you're not getting that experience from anything else

gotta tackle this soon myself. Another 2 cubic meters of mulch and the topsoil to finish some raised planter boxes.

Liquid paper tape so much better than the fluid with the brush and the liquid paper pens.

Mechanical pencils are way better now.

Photocopiers. Like, we have photocopiers now. They were revolutionary. Don't start me on what life was like before them.

Hot water services - no more stuffing the 10 gallon chip heater with briquette fragments and wood chips before doing the washing up or taking a bath or washing hair. And stuffing it again if you ran out of hot water.