Sydney 2.0
Touch down and I’m rudely awoken from a dream where I had surfed a wave so
long that when I kicked out I had crossed a boarder into another country and
because I never had my passport in my board shorts the officials on the navy
ship (which had somehow sneaked up on me and trained their guns on me) wouldn’t
let me back to the beach. After reestablishing I wasn’t in a interrogation room
aboard the navy ship and in fact on a plane rolling gently along the shimmering
black tar of Sydney’s International Airport the panic started to subside. After a quick skip and dance
through customs we exited the terminal to be brutally assaulted by the wall of
heat and after a quick recalculation we retreated back into the air-conditioned
bliss to find a train into town.
Arriving back in Kings Cross we headed down through the
madness that only ‘The Cross’ can create at 9am to find our hostle. It turns
out the name was very fitting-Asylum Hostel-and it took all of about 2 seconds
to realize the decision to ‘up grade’ (HAHA) to private room was money well
spent!
Oooo the bridge and opra house AGAIN |
Euan this ones for you there were hundreds and HUGE. :D |
Oblivious to the impending suffering headed off to the opening of the MCA dressed to impress and wondering what sort of chat we would have to come up with to be able to mingle with the upper echelons of the art world. The building-well there’s not words than can describe it fairly its pure genius with beautiful and brilliant design features and looks out standing defiantly the coolest new building I've ever been in! The highlights being two glass walls making the corner over looking the bridge and opera house and the roof top terrace (but mostly the FREE bar). Where WHEN I win the lottery I fully plan to buy and make the roof top room my apartment with the best views over Sydney.
The next couple of days we spent lazing around the Botanical Gardens and trying ignore the temptation to go out and get pissed along with everyone else in The Cross! Getting invited back to posher opening of the MCA was really cool and we reasoned it was because we must have been such a hit at the 'soft opening'. This time round the heavy weight celebs and important people were going to be out in force, but more importantly another chance to hear my amazing auntie talk. She had surprised me last time by turning out to be an amazing public speaker and pretty cool in front of the VIPs! By now my feet, ankles and knees felt like I had lost a fight with a sledge hammer but this was not going to stop be making it to a free bar!
The next day we headed up the coast to Coffs Harbour on a strong recommendation from some blurry rich gentleman who was buying a lot of drinks at the after-party...probably trying to chat one of us up not sure who tho! :-/ haha
Feeling very special |
mad ironing skills...or not! |
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