Bon Appetit!

This was my first attempt at flipping crêpes on Friday, and I must say I was a natural. And thanks to my culinary skills (and some chefs from Koko Black) I managed to make many successful paper decorating cones.





Thanks Julia, I feel as though I may turn into you one day, if I'm lucky.

Pixar vs. Dreamworks

To those who have seen this...
Haha, you can see it again :)



Original source: Here!

I saved a life on tuesday, what did you do???

Meow. Meow. Hey everyone! Meow.

This is Archie the little kitten I saved.

She had to have a 2 hour long surgery early tuesday morning to fix her wounds.

And now she has a million stitches on her tummy and this gross drainage tube hanging out.

Sorry I missed everyones Pecha Kucha, however you spell it.

Hope her cute face makes up for my absence.

Pamela this is for you

Pamela, this weeks reading we had to do for our theory unit would be relevant to your project I think. It's Part 2 of Pallasmaa Eyes of the Skin, even though I only just started reading it, it's currently exploring the way our body interacts within spaces on a philosophical level. I can email it to you if you like.

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Drawing Out, Drawing In

Thought this would interest Andrew and anyone interested in literature, comics and graphic novels:

Drawing Out, Drawing In: A Spotlight on Graphic Novels at the Wheeler Centre Auditorium on Friday 23rd April.

"The graphic novel is a form that still attracts more than its share of stigma and snobbery, but its audiences are evangelical, its writers inspired and its sales enviable. And some of the most exciting developments in the form are coming out of Melbourne.

With panel discussions, workshops and talks, and the help of some of the leading artists and writers in the field (including Bernard Caleo, Queenie Chan, W. Chew Chan, Oslo Davis, George Dunford, Pat Grant, Nicki Greenberg, Bruce Mutard, Zoe Saokierski, Shaun Tan, Andrew Weldon and others) the Wheeler Centre is going to colour in the picture. Come and discover or celebrate the adult comic in all its forms.

It's a free event so it's well worth going. Plus, it'll be great to see local perspectives on the graphic novel from local talent. There are also workshops and a Day of Comics, but an entry fee applies.

The Wheeler Centre was just recently established in Melbourne as an outlet for discussion and practice of writing and ideas. There are heaps of other events so check out the calendar to see what's on. (Melbourne was recently designated as a UNESCO city of literature, so it's more fun for us writers, bibliophiles and bookworms!)

Sneakers for Flick

I found these sneakers during a bit of research into Moods of Norway. Check out their catalog page 55 http://flipflashpages.uniflip.com/2/26247/50494/pub/index.html