The other night at the State Theatre. Wished I had learn the piano when I was younger.
Hubby and I stopped by a bar for a drink pre-show. I had a cocktail that was yuck. It was bitter as. He had a pale ale with a fruity note.
https://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/en/visit/eat-drink/bombini-buzz
I ordered sushi for dinner. This place makes sushi to order. This is their platter for two. It was yum. Their sushi is always fresh as they are part of a Japanese grocery store. Well known in Melbourne.
A map for hubby . He’s not very good with the CBD. Told him to ring me when he gets to Flinders St Station and I’ll meet him. I had to go early to grab our tickets.
Our art precinct is just across the river from Flinders. You’ll find Hamer Hall, The Arts Centre and the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). It’s not far to walk. If you’re really lazy you can catch a tram. It’s one stop down from Flinders.
That is a very colorful piano! Mum taught, but she’d not teach us. Oh well. I can still enjoy!
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It is very cute. We were poor. So I got to learn the flute as could hire it from the school.
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I also ‘played’ flute for many years. My eldest son did, too- Haunting and fun instrument.
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Yes I don’t play it much now. It affects my mood. Such a sad instrument
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I am not a huge fan of sushi but that shared plate looks delish!!
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I don’t like the raw sashimi. My son doesn’t like it either . So suggested he pan fried it with some butter and eat it that way
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That sounds yummy!!
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That sushi looks fantastic. We have a sushi place near us, but I’m afraid to try it because it’s NEVER busy. – Marty
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Hehehe Marty. You need to try it but at a well known place. Sushi places over here are pretty good. Most are chains but only a few that stands out from the rest.
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