Back from yesterday, at the WA-Museum, just a few pics.
I don´t know about the yellow thingy bottom left, but reckon the rest is typical WA.
Why ever the Bali-Shirt belongs.Many peeps from WA, instead of holidaying in their wonderful country fly to Bali...
Ack, that subject, as always and forever, just look around you...
Does it help to say I´m only half-German? Reckon not. As we see idiots are everywhere also today, fighting for whatever excuse they find...
I think this was worth for buying a loaf of bread. It was a piece of paper...
But how and why did it get to WA?
I admit, I browsed quickly through there. Growing up in Germany, living in Germany means to be confronted by WWII all the time.
Many wanted to join, make a new, better living...
These days rules are super-strict, a point system decides if it´s even worth trying.
Being over 50 (both of us now) and having health-issues (Ingo) makes us visit for 6 weeks only every two years (because we cannot afford more often).
And the plan is: (Our) winter 2026!!
As last time, on Ingo´s wish, we flew to Adelaide to take the Indian Pacific back to Perth, maybe we´ll fly on my behalf to Broome and visit Sun Pictures, the world-oldest open air cinema (among many, many other things) and Ingo shares a pizza with me watching a movie in there (if this is still allowed).
I din´t dare to... Maybe next time...
Some we got home over the years:
He got it 1999 in Alice Springs - that was 26 years ago, oh, my, time runs!
What is your favorite place in the world - or are there too many to pick one?
The series...
"The tastiest dishes with the funniest names
Ladyfingers
These cake-like Italian cookies became popular in 19th-century England, where they took on the name "Ladyfingers." This was due to their association with sophisticated women, who enjoyed them at afternoon tea, and their slender shape, which resembled a lady's fingers."
4 comments:
I think we all want to go places that aren't home. I enjoyed this. Does Ingo actually play the didgeridoo? They sound so cool. I like your little travel corner. And ladyfingers were my brother's favorite dessert as a kid. They always make me think of him. Have a super rest of your weekend and start to the new week Iris. hugs-Erika
Ingo didn´t play in a looong time - neighbors hear everything here, so instruments are not really welcomed. But with practice he´d do a good job! I sadly have no talent for this...
Nice I could remind you of your Brother, maybe call him now? A great rest-weekend for you, too, Erika, hugs
Only half German? What is the other half? We have a busker who plays the didgeridoo in Rundle Mall but I haven't seen him in a long while, maybe three years now. I like your little Aussie corner. I hope you do get to see Sun pictures again.
East-Prussian.Sorry, blogger didn´t let me know you commented...
Hope like Peanut your Didgeridoo-guy comes back!
And Sun Pictures is still the same!
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