Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Third Birthday Party Invitation Poems

pimples

I found! The comparison right. Sydney 's like a beautiful woman with a hideous dress. Or perhaps better an ugly woman, but very nice and attractive.
How do you describe a feeling of pleasure and dazzling contemporary displacement 'cause if they do not understand why, given the non dazzling beauty of the city '?
It 's so, messy, busy, violent for the first time, in Newtown, a suburb not far from downtown, I saw the police restraining, handcuffed and thrown in a cell minimalist tant'era little boys in suits ... be ', if the tie were removed, however, were just drunk. I do not know what I had combined but did not seem very violent. It was Saturday night, April 25, ANZAC Day, the day Australia and New Zealand remember their fallen in wars.
the parade is over we are all refugees to drink and play in pennies (almost heads or tails). Obviously someone has exaggerated, but it seemed to me a general pattern.
Coming back to the previous year, 'as if there were different levels of reading. In constructive and social fabric.
The first and 'that of a single building. There are beautiful, but also very ugly. Or at least, if you criticize our tower blocks do not see why 'they should appreciate the local multi-storey apartment buildings, often set against each other.

The second level is 'one of the neighborhood, the area, the overall profile of the city'.
And even here, the skyline is not as 'just a girlfriend'.
But how can you not love the blue sky and sea, the clouds that are broken and recomposed continuously pushed by the constant wind?
E 'as a whole, Sydney and' beautiful.
For the countless bays, some of which seem to be in the middle of the bush, the forest Southern Africa.
For the iron bridge, here too ugly to be honest, so that they call "the old coat."

But look who is paired with.

And the tourists come in droves, both to scale bearing carabiners, helmets and ropes, or simply to follow it walk and look out to admire the view.
The one loves, Sydney, and for the fish market.
stink 'a little, but on Sunday morning and' jam-packed with people.

The original fleet. Please note the names.

At the bottom, and 'a market, even here, not aesthetically exceptional. But where you can 'have lunch on a lawn with synthetic grass shrimp, oysters and wine?

This' my guest, Warren.
in the beginning I was a bit 'sad, I was handed the bottle white in an anonymous bag of Alcoholics Anonymous American.
Then they explained that it is not 'forbidden to drink, at least they' and elsewhere are the so-called "alcohol free zones 'where' may not even open a bottle! However I are vented properly.
Shortly after we moved to Glebe, another suburb, with beautiful views sull'Anzac Bridge.
And there 'another moment that makes me love this city'. A nice old Italian knowledge with which we spent the afternoon and evening of chat, te ', soups, wine and dancing.

E 'a city' active, lively, always on the move, on foot or - more 'often - on wheels.
We move on land or sea. What are rough Ferry
or poetic surfers in search of the last wave at sunset

no shortage of sports' classic

space for modern art, with a splendid exhibition Yayoi Kusama.
In Sydney I met relatives who have left Italy sixty years ago, to get us back once. And it 'was moving to the warmth that I have shown.
Of course, as good Sicilian, I did not go without first having to increase my body mass of a couple of pounds; fans rejoice in my belly, back in the blink of an Tell the ancient splendor.

I was saying, then, a fascinating woman. With a little pimple, I agree, but that trifle in front of a sunset like that.

so beautiful that I decided to put the above in black and white. No red, orange, yellow, purple or fire would be appropriate to remember the original.
k

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Ski-doo Crank Rebuild

sant



Rose (stolen from the Internet) of the Italian photographer Tina Modotti
to wish you a happy feast of Sant Jordi

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Pokemon Yellow Cydia Rom

fennel


The technique of thumbs up and outstretched arm works, but only up to a point.
and told me stories of murders of backpackers by maniacs car. To which I say is, 'but then I should be to get scared, not you!
dell'autostop Southern
times are very long. Although in the end, in fact, I see what 'I wanted. That is the true face of this vast continent: the desert.

This is for the most part. Windy and sunny land traversed by long roads. Two cities' seemingly near, at least on the map, are located at least seventy eighty kilometers. The highway is traveled incessantly from trucks, driven by chauffeurs hard but ready to be moved (only sometimes) especially when you see them 'from two hours to wait.

It 's not just desert, countryside, country (the real outback and they told me' elsewhere in the north). Along the rivers, unfortunately for years warning - no rain for months! - Stretching fields of grain, cotton. But lush vineyards. And I have to ensure that the local product and 'decent, some really tasty.

The only trees that barely manage to survive are the ubiquitous eucalyptus trees, whose balsamic fragrance spreads through the air.

But the water situation is' very serious Only remains the highest risk of fire. The last few days ago near Melbourne.

countries recall the far west of cinematic memory, more 'than anything else' cause there after dark 'soul around. The only option 'and' go to the pub, here at Ouyen the pub also serves as a hotel for the workers who work on the rail (do not worry, no intention to enable a passenger train ...) or truck from a tired day of driving (and weeks away from home) or more 'unique and rare tourists!

In short, I was pissed! Definitely. Not that I expect problems in the meantime I have already 'read two novels. But what I can not stand the flies! A whole swarm attack you, pointing to the eyes and ears, rightly points better. But with all the m. .. that there is' right around on me. And I 'was told that the dry weather has worsened the situation dramatically. The fact is that streets work with a mosquito net in front of the face.
However, last night I relented. The last step took me by Victoria in New South Wales (see map updated), abandoning a roadhouse than free range. What do you want, I found a bus and I went there. Not that
felt the nostalgia of the great cities', but I feel time is slipping away quickly and then I speed up the selection.

then I am in Sydney, the city 'more' famous in Australia.
say that still are not in the mood to enjoy it fully, but nevertheless, and 'impossible to ignore its open beauty, made - even here - in contrast between old and new, the human dimension, hypermodern' skyscraper.

The neo-Gothic cathedral in the middle of a huge park full of green corridors or simply lazy (but never work?) And 'surrounded in reality' ultra-modern buildings, overlooking one of the many bays of the huge bay.

people peacefully enjoying the quiet and calm water.

A modern monorail runs through the entire center, forming one of the many subway lines serving the city '.

around But there are also judges dressed in the traditional robes, the very Anglo-Saxon wig.

the evening, landscape and 'spectacular, with the bright lights of the iron bridge.

And finally, the monument more 'known at all, the very icon of Australia. Stands beaming on the dark background of the night: the Opera House.

There are many theories about how it was designed, a sphere cut in pieces, broken down, reassembled, sails, wings of birds.
I have an explanation much more 'simple and - I suspect - is true. Does not alter the discerning commentators, and not disturb critics criticanti. Admire
rather pointed shape of the arches. The longitudinal veins. The overlap of the parties.

And imagine you are holding a knife, add a little oil.

I think the architect was eating a salad of fennel.
k