Sunday Selections

Along with River and Elephant's Child, here are my Sunday Selections, random photos as usual. 

I just came across these photos from back in 2011 before we had the kitchen renovated. An accident had happened and I have no memory of it. On the upper bench a vase of flowers often sat. 

I miss the old sink. The new sink is now very deep, a back breaker. It appears one of us has knocked the vase over and made rather a mess and the vase is broken. I see a less that full bottle of the demon drink. Perhaps that was indirectly responsible for the broken vase. 

Such things come and go in The Highrise. The lads are fickle creatures, and their bedroom is becoming seriously full of 'stuffs'. 

Phyllis really excels with pastry and makes all kinds of delicious things.

Tradie Brother gave me a bag full of his own grown feijoa fruit. They aren't my favourite, and Kosov wasn't keen but Phyllis liked them, although he only had the occasional one. Refrigerated, they lasted at three months. 

I am no longer Andrewwww, but Ondrewwwww. Ondrewwww, do you have some cotton balls? Yes Kosov. The interest here is the brand Farmland, which was a Coles supermarket in house brand for many years. The brand name has long disappeared, maybe back in the 90s. I suppose your cotton don't go rotten once it's processed. 

Phyllis made a cake from scratch, and it was very tasty and nicely decorated. I think it should have risen though. I know a little about cooking, and a bit more about cakes, but he didn't seek my advice.

Unionists having a go at our anti Labor Party tabloid newspaper. Up top,  "Is that the truth. Or did you read it in the Herald Sun". A Murdoch owned paper, of course. 

Last week I was in a small shopping centre and a shouty man came out of a tobacco shop telling no one, what kind of tobacco shop doesn't have cigarettes or tobacco. I turned to look inside and it looked like a normal tobacco shop. The sign on this vending machine outside the shop amused me. There must have been a dog incident in the past. Interestingly in a YouTube series by Philip Mallis, Union Square shopping centre was featured this week past, 5 More Retro Shopping Centres in Melbourne. 

Ravens rarely perch anywhere up so high, and certainly not on my balcony. The photo was taken through very dirty glass. Roger Raven is giving me the evil eye. 

So many photos in the last two days. I'll give you a rest and be back on Tuesday, maybe with dinosaurs.