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Friday, March 02, 2018
Spinifex Gum ~ Australian Song feature!
It's been a while since I've recommended anything australian of late, but gotta love the australian music scene.
The haunting voices of Spinifex Gum are worth a listen.
A project that picked up in 2015, by Felix Riebl of the Cat Empire when he stayed with the Yindjibarndi community, indigenous Australia. The songs features a brilliantly composed choir as well as other well known Aussies.
it has been a while since I have posted
partly as im not at home anymore with a desktop and the laptop-to-desk-to-arm-to-chair-ratio is slightly off, so im not on much.
and also because photobucket has decided you need to pay to access your own images to be hosted on a website. bleh. =.=. top header of xmen disappeared for that reason.
anywho
tonight was a tick the item off the list night with no.34 restaurant in the world, Melbourne's very own Attica.
David took most of the photos which snaps a bit away from the experience (lewl take that as you wish). I prefer to DIG IN. But it was a fun night indeed. Esp the part of strolling out back to their garden where they grew everything that ended up on our plate. Definitely special.
And to walk past the kitchen and all the staff happy to be there and working away with genuine smiles. One even encouraged us to eat the strawberries from the garden =] You wouldn't be able to fake happiness if you work everyday and dish out the same menu. So that was definitely a pleasant sight to see.
What I loved was the authentic australian if not Melbourne involvement from the food to utensils to decor to lighting. Tributes to the local neighbourhood and its unique contribution to the lifestyle around there was spot on.
Worth a visit i'll say.
Gets interesting from the half way point.
in sum_
food so fancy you aren't sure its edible.
note: you cannot eat the quandong pips, that someone mistaken for nuts LOL
we ate ants tonight! it tasted like popping candy. crunchy!
oh so shiny.
I've been meaning to post my random Saturday adventures but since it isnt that easy to upload photos to my mac, i've been delayed.
So in sum - you never know what will happen , where time takes you, or who you will bump into!
Fuzzy photo of us, towering over our suburb
Sat #1.
Wondering into officeworks, and seeing an old uni mate
Brunch with friends, reminisce over silly high school days
End up chatting and wondering what a top scoring student has been up to since yr 12.
Two hours later. BUMP INTO THEM ON THE STREET! uncanny.
Wondering up strange buildings that make us wonder how it got legally approved,
could not access the fire stairs and had many posters of warnings about 'in-case-lift-isn't-working-call-xxx'.
lewl. Finding out "The House of Delight" was actually a dessert store and not something else :P
Training into the CBD to assist with providing food to the homeless/rough.
Bump into more friends I havent seen since call centre days - yes we should catch up - pencil it in
Party party in the evening.
It's nice to be of an age where we can party at someone's house. haha nice and cosy
hmmmmm...and best homemade icecream ever!!
Sat #2
original plans to go to Abbortsford convent bounced
and two mins later
- optom appt (good things eyesight is stable)
- lunch at HK dimmies! yum yum , pretty cheap $16 for yumcha
- watched another ep of Ronny Chieng International Student , hilarious as usual.
- caught up with an ol family friend that I havent seen in YONKS! and woahla a townhouse is his!
lots of fun poking my head in the new-smell-abode ^^" over munching vietnamese rice paper rolls.
- dinner with the folks
- bed!
Top scoring VCE in viscom, interactive media, textiles, systems enginnering, media! THE FILMS ARE AMAZING If you are there def stick around for Quiet by Ben Head. jawdropping flawless for a yr 12 piece. Tackling the issue of war isnt easy, especially to pull it off realistically.
...she flips open her macbook
paperwork pile up high,
ignores,
wiggles in ear buds
*cue music*
reflections and flash backs... running, his hair, his smile, flung into an embrace, sun , rain, hail, shine
her smile , close up laptop screen, her fingers against the keys, her eyes, pan out as she tilts her eyes to the sun streaming through her window of the 5th floor....
so after work headed to The National Gallery of Victoria (Australian) section to check out the 200 years of Australian Fashion Exhibition.
Heaps to see and yay won free entry :P
contemporary folds post 2000
cute top
one of my favourite pieces, the jacket detail at the back is so intense!! those folds and also the jacket is connected to the hat in quite a fascinating way.
Federation fashion
1800s-1900s
1800s wedding dress. so pretty!!
probably something i would wear hahaa. love the suit top lines
Art fashion knits
a hat ._. the animal cabinet
platypus mini cape
barramundi shoes!
such tiny pockets!
more modern 1950s ish
bizarre hats
dion lee piece that literally touched the roof, swarovski crystal dress with lights coming out of it :P
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I don't know much about the artist but discovered via noisetrade and just wow.
it's been a while since ive listened to anything new,
and these tunes with the acoustic rhythm alongside echo of vocals bring to mind running freely in a forest for some reason.
Arthur was truly ahead of its times. i was in high school and still watching this because the stories and happenings to the characters were incredibly relevant on the school grounds.
This sunny saturday morning a group of us headed down to National Trust listed building Rippon Lea. I have always been meaning to go but just never found the right time or reason, however the simultaneous exhibition + entry tix combo convinced me. Found out about Love, Desire & Riches (the last 200 years of wedding dress fashion) upon my last solo adventure to Tasma Terrace in the CBD for the steampunk exhibition.
Entrance into Rippon Lea
Behind the house + beautiful gardens
In short, it was a lovely LOVELY day to wonder the house + gardens, however I found myself with divided interests of checking out the exhibition and the house simultaneously. So in the end, I was unable to fully appreciate both. Rippon Lea from the outside looked quite big, but due to all the busy content + lots of people inside, made it feel small.
I think i would visit it again in the future at some point.
Here are some snaps. :P
ohla red carpet entry
Happy children
Detailed drappage
makes an interesting set
Fancy boots!
1800s dresses
Jennifer Hawkins!
2006 styles
incredible detail!
the design process, plotting it out with tracing paper