At last a familiar sight and they had diet coke with lime for $2.80 a bottle AU. Right next door is one of many pubs...one on every other store front.
Things are getting more and more eccentric at Casa de la Swain. Changing styles in my textile work, falling in love again with painting and photography...and then there is the ever illusive quest for continuing creativity through working with Eric Maisel. Still on the road teaching, posting now at the Ragged Cloth Cafe and taking the pledge to keep handmaiden up to date.
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- Art everywhere..this at the international terminal
- Melbourne airport
- No caption necessary
- The park across the street from the Convention cen...
- Astounding aboriginal art at convention center
- Me as an official Aussie
- Aussie appliquers hard at work
- Foyer of my hotel
- To prove my point another pub
- At last a familiar sight and they had diet coke wi...
- More construction on the river opposite convention...
- Thoughts to live by in book store window
- Cute Aussie school boys waiting for tram
- Downtown Melbourne, driving on the wrong side of t...
- Close-up of old railway station, love this archite...
- My room, so European, no?
- The new railway station, reminded me of Bilboa
- Moments in Melbourne The view of the old Grand Ra...
- Home from Downunder
- Just When You Thought It was Safe
- Detail of challenge: Change of Season
- My Laura quilt and access to the closet...yahoo!
- Notice no computer and excellent storage
- And some more
- Different angle
- Studio sans office
- Pilgrim-Roy Challenge in Progress
- Going South and North
- Creativity: The Demon and The Delight
- Moving the Office or How to Not Finish a New Quilt
- While Dusting
- Thoughts for the Coming Year
- Get Over Yourself
- Not Working, It's Ronnie's Birthday remember?
- Sharing my Pride and Joy
- Craig, Kelly and Gaia, the twins family unit
- Collin and Cyrus, the new Swain boys
- Tagged and Bagged
- And One More Thing
- The Complaint Department
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