- eating
- watching Rush marathon on Foxtel plus DVDs
- eating some more
- reading magazines and cookbooks
- playing with Toby dog
- listening to Angus and Julia Stone
- making a start on the second essay of the semester
- watching Julie and Julia and being inspired to cook.
Soon I am going to make a lychee cocktail to drink and make frittata for my parents and I for dinner.
I haven't given blogging much of a thought, nor have I taken many photos.
The internet is much slower here and the information divide of the city and country saddens me. To think this is a country of huge opportunities and equality, yet 20 minutes out of a regional town, the internet is slower than a Sunday driver.
Anyhow.
I have a few ideas for new blog entries - got the week off uni so will get onto those when I return to Melbourne.
Just logged onto my blog and seen I've had 20,011 visitors! Can't believe it! Thank you :)
Congrats on hitting the 20K mark, Carly!
ReplyDeleteI saw Julie and Julia this weekend too. Mostly for the Julia bits though.
Looking forward to more blogging when you return to Melbs.
Cheers
SSG xxx
You know, I thought Juie was a bit dull. Julia was delightful. I loved her passion for food. Julie didn't seem to have much going for her other than her blog. I would have liked to have known a bit more about her work - sounded interesting.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting about the Julie character and her experiences of blogging. Could sort of identify with that aspect of her character.
ReplyDeleteWasn't Paris a very charming 3rd main character?
SSG xxx
Paris was great, and I quite liked New York.
ReplyDeleteI felt that Julie really pressured herself to conform to her blog and maintaining it. Of course the movie only showed one side of her persona, though.
I loved Julie and Julia! I hated Julie's husband, what a selfish prick haha!
ReplyDeleteYum, frittata sounds good...may I please have some? :D