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  1. Hey Sonia! What did you do?


  2. Slipped and fell on some damp pavement on the way to work this morning. Bruised (purple!) knee on the left, sprained ankle on the right, various other sore bits. Ridiculously bad timing. Could have been worse of course.
  3. Ouch. No wonder you were in emergency, and it could have been worse but good to hear you're (relatively) alright - at least hope so. How else have you been?
  4. Originally posted by drewhiggins:Ouch. No wonder you were in emergency, and it could have been worse but good to hear you're (relatively) alright - at least hope so. How else have you been?


    Yeah, not too bad. Busy though. I really wanted to go the art gallery this weekend to see the surrealism collection from Centre Pompidou, but I'm thinking that might have to wait another week. How are things in the frozen south?
  5. Fucking freezing is what it is, like 9 degrees. I went to the art gallery a few weeks ago but it was the same shit as whenever I went last year.

    Apart from a cat we had to put down and being bored, not much else.
  6. Originally posted by drewhiggins:Fucking freezing is what it is, like 9 degrees. I went to the art gallery a few weeks ago but it was the same shit as whenever I went last year.

    Apart from a cat we had to put down and being bored, not much else.


    That's sad about your cat. Ours are part of the family, when we've lost them in the past it's been just awful for all of us.

    We're really lucky up here, our Gallery of Modern Art has fantastic, accessible exhibits from around the world. They do an awesome 'Up Late' program on Friday nights too, with live music and drinks.
  7. It is, because they become so attached. We had this one a year or so, he was a stray, we took him in, got him all trained up and then he's gone. So sad - cancer, internal bleeding, if you can name it he probably had it.

    That sounds like an awesome gallery - I'd love to go to a late-night gallery thing where they do music and have drinks and all that kind of cool stuff; but I guess dingy pubs around here do that just as well - saw the band Chain a few weeks ago, incredible atmosphere - started at 10 and finished at 2am. I could imagine them doing that here in Adelaide with our gallery....actually, no I couldn't. This is Adelaide, the most progressive city in Australia. Yeah, sure.

    Might be hitting a karaoke joint this Friday which'll be great.
  8. Wzup anyone?
  9. Hey dude!
  10. Originally posted by drewhiggins:It is, because they become so attached. We had this one a year or so, he was a stray, we took him in, got him all trained up and then he's gone. So sad - cancer, internal bleeding, if you can name it he probably had it.

    That sounds like an awesome gallery - I'd love to go to a late-night gallery thing where they do music and have drinks and all that kind of cool stuff; but I guess dingy pubs around here do that just as well - saw the band Chain a few weeks ago, incredible atmosphere - started at 10 and finished at 2am. I could imagine them doing that here in Adelaide with our gallery....actually, no I couldn't. This is Adelaide, the most progressive city in Australia. Yeah, sure.

    Might be hitting a karaoke joint this Friday which'll be great.


    Karaoke is awesome fun. Last time we went, one of my friends who sings for a living absolutely brought the house down when she did that old Tom Jones song, Delilah. Had the whole place singing along.

    I'm surprised to hear that about Adelaide, I would have thought it'd be a place with lots of culture-vulture things to do. It always strikes me like that when I'm there. But then I think most of the rest of Oz probably doesn't think of Brisbane as a place with awesome art, music and food, which it kind of is these days.
  11. That would be so much fun to be there. I've never done karaoke and even though I'm not the best singer out there (pretty bloody terrible), it'll still be a great night. There are things to do in Adelaide, but finding them is half the trouble - Friday and Saturday nights are probably the best, though I've seen pubs and places with banners of live music and entertainment on weekdays too. When I was in Melbourne for U2, I was looking through some book and it had loads of bands and stuff on - wish I'd stayed longer than three days.

    The Fringe was fantastic too, that had some awesome stuff - went to two shows, and next week I think it is is Damien Leith, so I'm doing that and then Meat Loaf in October which should be all great fun. But it's all mostly the bigger stuff in March; not to say there isn't stuff all year round though.
  12. I've listened to some vinyl today, Sgt. Peppers and side 1 of Abbey Road. Beatles are sublime!
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