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Sunday, May 20, 2007

MANDROUGHT!

It's been a blogging drought here at the Sunburnt Country but I saw something on the weekend's news that I just had to break the drought to comment on. Mostly because I just love that headline. Mandrought. Isn't that a cool term? I could imagine using it all kinds of ways when writing (although, rats, it does not suit my current characters' situation!)

Anyways, in the story I saw on Weekend Sunrise it referred to a shortage of men in Cairns, a decent-sized city in the far north of Queensland which is very popular with tourists. Apparently men in their 30's-40's are far outnumbered by women, so in the interests of public service I thought I should get that message out. Y'know, in case anyone's looking to visit and wanting to check out the manscape. ;-) Although I should point out, in the interests of full disclosure, that there are plenty of men in the 50's-60's demographic.

Mostly I just wanted to use the words mandrought and manscape!

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posted by Bronwyn Jameson @ 7:46 PM
Comments:
I wonder if "mandrought" brought on the expression "it's raining men"
posted by Blogger Christa : 12:33 AM
 
I wish I had your characters man problem! ;)
posted by Anonymous Susan : 1:19 AM
 
LOL Christa! I love that cfonnection!!

Heh, Susan. ;-)
posted by Blogger Bronwyn Jameson : 3:55 PM
 
Bron, a mandrought is a sad thing indeed. So where have all the good guys gone? (to quote Bonnie Tyler...)
posted by Blogger YvonneLindsay : 5:58 AM
 
Somebody has been watching Shrek 2 lately
posted by Blogger Christa : 6:57 AM
 
Love it, Bron!
I'd want to use those words too :)
posted by Blogger Nicola Marsh : 9:27 AM
 
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