New Personalities

I spent some time on Saturday coming up with some new badge descriptions for the ladies. Henrietta isn't a new one, I came up with that one once before, inspired by someone I know. Speaking of reality television we have, after three whole months, finally got "normal" television. The house we shifted into had no aerial and the real estate advised us to get rabbits ears or pay for half the aerial installation.

We didn't do either and were not that bothered as we had plenty of other shows to watch on DVD. I think if I went back in time to December or early January and told myself that no television will result in me liking Star Trek I might have done something about it, but that would be going against the temporal prime directive. (I just felt the past me kicking me for mentioning such dorky things in my blog).



The Screened exhibition at Bamakko was great, although I didn't stay for long due to going to the worst football match ever. I got to see Bianca and Lara and also meet Kylie from Mizu Designs and the see some new works and smell some nice coffee.

Are Mushrooms Popular in the Country?

Some new little ladies I photographed this afternoon, these were the ones I fancied the most out of the bunch. I like the pink haired ladied face the best but there is something about the mint green hairstyle that appeals to me. I've done it before, but that little extra line seems to work for me.

I was in East Gippsland for a couple of days and went to Spotlight in Bairnsdale. Now what I am going to say MAY boost Bairnsdale tourism quite a bit, but the Japanese Cosmo Textile Mushroom fabrics were all $6 a metre (Reduced from $20). I thought maybe they were all on sale across all Spotlights but I checked out Spotlight in Sale and it wasn't on special. I'm guessing the Japanese Fabric craze has not hit the country yet or what is going on, but I purchased a nice chuck of it and have to admit I've not seen it in any of the city stores.

If anyone is wondering what to do tomorrow night in Melbourne, a quick reminder that the Bamakko screened exhibition is on. The opening is from 6-9pm at 358 Victoria St, North Melbourne.