I visited Laurel Bank a few times recently and noticed religious booklets left around. Wondering if this is considered littering and if the garden workers would ignore it or bin it?
Looking at heading to this show next month but would like info before committing to a ticket.
Has anyone been to previous years and can provide what kind of vibe the crowd is, what security is like and the differences between GA, grand stand and Rockbar.
I don't want to waste my money or time if the crowd is rowdy with drunken idiots (I once got knocked to the ground by a fuckwit at Food & Wine years back and am now extra cautious).
Is the grandstand going to be like levelled tiers of those long benches? Will Rockbar have it's own barricade to the stage or likely to be positioned at the back behind GA? Rockbar mentions food available but is there other food vendors around?
Please help an anxious person to see Eskimo Joe and Birds of Tokyo.
I'm sure this reads kind of odd. I need to get my brows waxed and my usual beauty place only has those tables that clients lay flat on. I've got an injury at the moment that will make laying down like that particularly uncomfortable and I'd rather avoid if possible. Are there any places in town that use the chairs instead? Exclude the brow place in Grandy.
Ergon is upgrading our meter soon and wanting to know of anyone else's experience regarding the installation. Ergon says it'll be done by a team called Yurika and I can't find reviews on their work.
Seems goofy and fun to me. How on earth does one dress as a Toowoomba violet?
Do all these flights have a stop in Sydney or are some non stop? Trying to weigh up travel and flights out of Brissy but it's a hassle.
I'm looking for a recipe for a classic hedgehog slice. The kind of slice that we made during the 80s and 90s that was always a hit at birthday parties and family BBQs.
I remember as a kid we used to make it so often we wouldn't even need to read the recipe but now I can't even remember which biscuits we used? Arrowroot? Milk coffee?
Now when I'm looking for a recipe and there's all this nonsense with roasted nuts, dried fruits, swapping butter for coconut oil, and condensed milk. And I'm sure that's delicious for some people but not what I'm itching for.
Does anyone still have an old school recipe they can share with me? Maybe some thing from Women's Day/Weekly? Margaret Fulton? Your grandma? CWA?
Lots of food options by the looks. Not sure if the food is any good or just a gimmick for customers.
Wondering how it goes Friday before heading out on Sunday with the family.
A few years ago during winter they (TRC??) set up a big ice rink near the library. There was live music, food, hot drinks, games and just a really fun community spirit. Really enjoyed watching all the ice skaters - the skilled ones and the ones.... learning to be skilled. It ran for about 2 weeks each year for only a couple times and then stopped. I'd love to see it return again one year and if anyone here had some insight as to why it stopped or if it's feasible to bring it back I'd love to know.
Very pretty watching the sun set and the twinkly city lights.
There's a building at George st and Roma st intersection near Roma st station. In the upper floors of this building is a multi level space that I simply cannot wrap my mind around. Firstly, the glass panels jut out and surely they must break from heavy hail. Secondly, it's like many strands of vines just twisting up/down. What is the purpose of any of this? It's about 4 storeys of choko vines. If it's supposed to be a green space then surely it's more functional to have a tables and chairs with potted plants?
I have an event in 3 weeks and looking for the best place in town for classic lashes with highly qualified techs. My searches seem to lead me to places that mostly do Korean lifts and tinting and Facebook Sally who works from a back room in her house and is cash only.
I have a friend who is overdue for a nice dinner or a show. She has a 3 year old daughter. I want to take my friend somewhere nice that she can dress up a bit, do her hair and feel a little more herself rather than 'just a mum' while daughter is still welcome. Daughter isn't naughty or feral - she's a typical little kid who gets antsy and needs to get out of her seat from time to time, colour in her book, play with doll.
Is there somewhere that isn't a kids movie, Bluey on stage, Lone Pine, or park playground? Somewhere that's a level or 2 below Montrachet where it's a beautiful dining experience but a child is welcome?
Does anyone have experience or knowledge about working for the Census? What does an average shift look like? Is it gruelling, tedious, dull, great for chatting with people, good experience, etc?
I've already worked AEC positions before and while things were definitely tedious and repetitive it was also great to make a few extra bucks, see how the process works, and chat with people I wouldn't normally meet in my usual day to day. Wondering how the Census would differ?
I like that a few of us all reached 700 on the same day.