Sunday Selections

Elephant's Child and River post Sunday Selections, as do others. Here is my contribution. 

Found as a cleared out Ray's wardrobe. MICM is a property management company, a subsidiary of the developer, Central Equity. In the early teen years, MICM was dumped as our property management company.

A very stylish lift, somewhere in town.

This has got to be Melbourne's large Chinatown, spread along Little Bourke Street. Pedestrians almost dominate cars. 

Hmm, Auburn. I remember travelling there by train and I then became confused by distances to train lines and tram lines. 

Perhaps premium prices groceries for home. 

MRB? Google is not helpful.

I remember this evening, with the tram blocking the intersection for pedestrians. Bad tram driver.

I gave Phyllis one shelf area, below the clock. His shelf usage space has sneakily increased. Just a model car here, a Lego construction there. When I dust the shelf, in a couple of months time, extraneous items will be removed. 

I really like these spoon drains and I would like to see them in action, but it no longer rains!

They empty into this soak, which drains into a pond. Should the pond fill, it will drain through reeds into Albert Park Lake, which in turn if Albert Park Lake overflows will pour well filtered water into the sea.  

Three car stacker car parking at The Alfred Hospital, on the way to Alfred Lane House, not to be confused ( yes they are ). with The Alfred Centre, or The Alfred itself. The cars are all the same and used by staff for the services such as soon to be inflicted on Debby.

I did not buy it, but at some point Phyllis bought some Hershey chocolate, and I sampled it. I may be a coffee snob, but I am not a chocolate snob, no matter. Hershey chocolate is just horrible. Everything that good chocolate is, Hershey isn't. It is below the cheap and solid tiny Easter eggs people buy for children.