Stuffed.
We had a bit of a foodie weekend. Saturday we were invited to a barbecue at my co-worker Bridget’s house in Malabar, a suburb in Sydney’s southeast. We borrowed the GoGet car and I successfully piloted us all the way down Anzac Parade. (Google told us to take the Tunnel, but no way. Baby steps.) I arrived with resolve to stick to my healthy eating plan, resolve that melted away in the face of sparkling Merlot and wedges of Brie. The rain started pelting down again, and I tell you it felt amazing to eat wonderful food with good friends while watching the waves crash into the Malabar headland. This is such a beautiful city. We made it home in one piece and spent twelve hours digesting… before heading out to meet up with Leanne and Brendan at the Good Food Show. We tried a little bit of everything. The highlights were the Korean stall where I bought some kimchi (and successfully greeted the chick with “Annyong haseyo!”); sampling the always delicious brews from Redoak; and getting a whiskey tasting lesson at the Jack Daniel’s booth. But really, what else are you going to do on a cold, gray winter weekend?
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Grey, windy, but I wouldn’t have called it cold. Friday night was cold, but it wasn’t too bad by Saturday lunchtime – the car was registering 18C. I like this weather – I get to wear my (ightweight) woollies!
Your weekend beats mine. Cleaning up mud and wet books (noooooo!) and eating lentils. LOL
And I forgot the best part – we saw Ainsley! The queue to get your book signed was about 100 people long, but we circled round the ABC Shop booth and came within about three feet of him. The Snook had an impulse to goose him, but resisted.