Swedish As She Is Spoke
You remember on “The Vicar Of Dibley” there was the older woman who used to always dazzle the town with her culinary delights? She had the skill/habit of combining the … Read the rest “Swedish As She Is Spoke”
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Life Collision
You’ll recall, of course, I’ve been learning Swedish on a Tuesday night for the last few months? It’s been great fun and has become a regular and much-anticipated part of … Read the rest “Life Collision”
Home and Away
“It takes quite a while to get here”, I said to a friend at lunch today. He and his partner are also from the Eastern Suburbs where the idea of … Read the rest “Home and Away”
Perfect Saturday
As I wandered home from a really terrific lunch this afternoon, another great Darlinghurst laneway caught my eye. At first, it was the colour contrast between the spectacular blue sky … Read the rest “Perfect Saturday”
Ten Canoes
I went to the Opening Night of the Sydney Film Festival where the film, “Ten Canoes” was shown.
The film’s significance is three-fold: it relies on a non-linerar story telling … Read the rest “Ten Canoes”