Oh dear. My firstĀ Bounce Back class and I’ve discovered that left to my own devices I have uneven hips, super-tight neck muscles, one dropped shoulder, a non-firing pelvic floor and a jutting chin like a Neanderthal (I blame too many years of computer work for that one). I’m a core muscle mess, even after [...]
I know, I know, I’m becoming obsessed with charity stores and cheap glassware. But how could I resist when I cycled past what appeared to be the Salvos Store flagship? Endless rooms and shelves and racks of mustiness and potential treasure! And treasure I did find: large swathes of fabric remnants, useful as jar covers [...]
I’m pretty embarrassed. Today I had to shuffle to Rebound Sports Physio, not because of a sports injury, but because I sneezed too hard and put my lower back out. Damn those core muscles! The last couple of days have been spent pretty much wincing from my latex foam mattress to the Le Corbusier chaise [...]
C3 Contemporary Arts Space is a non-profit exhibition space located in the basement of peaceful Abbotsford Convent, now converted into an arts, culture and education precinct. The three rooms house rotating temporary exhibits, and its latest show is simply called ‘Exhibit 12‘ so there doesn’t appear to be any unifying theme. The postcard looked so [...]
Every second Saturday of the month, the delightful Old McDonald playground, otherwise known as the Collingwood Children’s Farm, hosts a farmers’ market. If you have kids, the $2 market entry fee is good value as it also permits entry to the farm, compared to the usual $8 adult and $4 kids entrance fee. If you [...]
In the grounds of what was once a home for pregnant ‘wayward girls’, the foundation of Abbotsford Convent now holds a slow food farmers’ market on the fourth Saturday of every month.The market was humming by 10am and after a thorough investigation of the stalls, my grocery budget bought:- a shoulder of Bultarra Saltbush lamb, [...]