Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Let´s Fringe Out!

 
 
This time we did not go, 2015 we did:


You can see real mermaids here, they talk to the kids!
 
I asked what "Fringe" means and can you believe the man had not really an idea???
He finally - he was a nice mate - came up with the word "strange" - so, be it.

This time was a more or less high entry fee for each and everything and we just skipped it.
It is not really our world.

But here at the Belgian... 


I love harissa but dislike aioli (or anything garlic-y), so reckon I´d be with the little lamb?
Too late now - this sign for Tom´s Signs2 is all I have...
That, and great memories.
It´s always a hassle to get back home late at night. You get easily to Warwick from Perth  but then you are stuck.
Last bus to Madeley, where we use to live, is 9 p.m.-ish (and the bus driver wishes you "nighty-night, sleep tight", at least when you are the only person and a woman - no idea how old I am he thought, LOL (I am small)) .

Henry 🦁
 

 Let´s rise! (And hey... you should be a swan as this is about Perth, not Braunschweig! 
It IS a strange world today!)



15 comments:

My name is Erika. said...

Very cool Henry photo today. And did you find out what popcorn chicken is? It's small pieces of chicken usually deep fried or air fried or roasted because they have breading on them. At least the popcorn chicken I've had. Have a great middle of the week. hugs-Erika

Iris Flavia said...

Henry says thank you and AHA. Sound very, very yummy - we don´t have that chicken here in Germany - should´ve stayed and tried. To next time, in... 2026? hugs and to a great rest of the week!

Christine said...

Popcorn chicken is small bits of breaded fried chicken, you might like that better than the lamb dish.

Sami said...

I haven't been to "Fringe" things either. Erika and Christine have explained what popcorn chicken is. It's delicious...next time!

RedPat said...

We have a Fringe festival here too but I have only been to a few events in the past. Popcorn chicken is tasty, Iris.

Granny Sue said...

Here Fringe means all sorts of acts that don't get on other stages. The performers must pay to have a venue to perform, and go through an audition process to be selected. There is an admission fee for each performance, and sometimes they can make good money, but sometimes not. I never tried doing a fringe as a storyteller although people urged me to apply. Just wasn't my thing. The performers I knew who did fringes did a lot of their own publicity too. Too much work for an uncertain return!
Popcorn chicken, never tried it as I avoid deep fried foods, lol. But that lamb sounds delicious.

magiceye said...

Love Henry in the Fringe world!

Jackie McGuinness said...

To me, fringe means on the edge or edgy. Fringe is what my mother used to call bangs, as in hair style as in she wears her hair in a fringe.
Or fringe on a lamp.
So interesting when we study a word, it can have so many meanings in English!

gigi-hawaii said...

I don't like popcorn chicken, as it is mostly fried skin with very little meat. I haven't had lamb in ages. Try it with mint jelly. It's delicious!

Bill said...

Not a fan of popcorn chicken but I love chicken just not fried. Lamp is not my thing, all I remember as a kid is the smell of it cooking, I hated it and haven't had any for decades.

Cloudia said...

Aloha Henry

Iris Flavia said...

Christine, I´ll see if I ever see it!

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Sami, YES to next time!

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RedPat, I´ll try with Sami next time :-)

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Sue, that explains why the man had no instant answer.
I could never speak in front of people so it is out of question for me anyways.
I try to live healthy, too - but not always ;-)

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magiceye, Henry is happy there.

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Jackie, very interesting what you can do with this word!

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gigi, that chicken sound awful. Maybe in your place it´s different than in Australia?

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Bill, I can relate very much. Smells can follow us our whole life...

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Cloudia, Henry says Aloha back :-)

River said...

I tried popcorn chicken once and it is nice while eating but can feel heavy in the stomach later if you eat too much. Granny Sue explained Fringe very well. I don't go when it is here in Adelaide, most of the acts aren't something I want to see and it is too expensive.

Iris Flavia said...

I´ll give the chicken a go with Sami next time and will take your advise and not eat too much.
Yupps. Fringe was... fringe. Maybe I´m too old, I don´t know... And yes, too expensive. Hello? You cannot even take a look!!!!
That the events are not for free, OK. But to pay to have a look?

Amypie71 said...

KFC sometimes has popcorn chicken here but it's not my thing, I'm interested to know what the lamb dish is though.