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Backdoor Braggin'
- The nerve of the Sydney Tower! We'd only circumnavigated two-thirds of
the city in their revolving tower-top bar when we realized that the
world was no longer spinner around us, or vice versa, or the opposite.
This meant that my friends Yian Yian, Dan, Lindsay, Derek and I were
forced to get up and move from table to table in order to finish the
grand-scale game of I-Spy, as well as my James Squire Amber Ale. What a
drag!
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Ugh, I look like Rudolph (no, not the former mayor). My single
application of sunblock must not have been strong enough once the sun
pressed through in the early afternoon yesterday, leaving me with a
bright red nose. It was probably the extended picnic lunch (pictured) on the cliff
top of the South Head entrance to Sydney Harbour (Port Jackson). Though I
suppose it could have been the hike out to New South Wales'
second-oldest functioning lighthouse, or the reflections off the water
on the fast-ferry ride out to Watson's Point.
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Isn't burning the roof of your mouth simply the worst? Dining at Sea
Baby on yummy Chinese soup during my friend Pieta's lunch hour the
delectable dumpling burst flavour, along with intense heat, leaving my
tongue in heaven and my mouth's roof in purgatory.
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A decade's streak ruined by the Taronga Zoo. Having worked up an
appetite just watching the acrobatics of the seal and bird shows, I was
in need of refueling. Snagged a veggie wrap from the cafe to rejuvenate
myself for the three baby tigers, lions, giraffes and platypus, but not
until after tearing off a huge bite with my teeth and swallowing it did
my friend Shaista, with whom I was sharing the wrap, point out that it
looked mightily like chunks of chicken in the wrap. Sure enough the
label confirmed it, but the damage had already been done to this
vegetarian.
- Suffering for choices - at the Local Taphouse I could only drink one
night's worth of beer from the twenty on tap (and additional twenty-one
bottles, including two from Brooklyn Brewery). Not only that but Dan
legitimately complained that they did formerly have more. Ok this isn't
backdoor at all, it's simply marvelous and I wanted to share.
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