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Tuesday, July 5
Exhibition List
2009
- The Manly Lagoon Life Festival, Manly Lagoon, Manly NSW
- “Le Petite” Mary Place Gallery, Paddington NSW
- Queenscliff Surf Club Art Market for the Manly Jazz Festival, Quenscliff, NSW
2010
- “Immerse” Depot II Gallery, 2 Danks Street, Waterloo NSW
- “Light + Colour + Movement” (An opening for Cade Turner), Gallery Red, Glebe
- "Together" Studio 4, North Manly NSW
- "Reconciled Rejections" (An opening for Cheralyn Darcey), Studio 4, North Manly NSW
2011
- "Hattah - The Murray River In Flood" (An opening for Rachel Carroll) Depot II Gallery, 2 Danks Street, Waterloo NSW
- "The Salon Show" (An opening), Painters' Gallery, 1773 Pittwater Road, Mona Vale NSW
The trials of dating an englishman...
As I sip my cup of tea, I have just come to the realisation that since I have begun dating an englishman, I have been drinking quite a lot of tea! Before my changed relationship status I was drinking maybe one or two cups a day, now it has sky rocketed to four or five.. so now, I must go and finish this cup of tea!
Skye & Em's Rocky Road Slice
This is a delicious treat- a chocoholics dream! Skye and I decided one afternoon that instead of taking our dogs for a walk, we would walk them up to the shops to gather ingredients to make rocky road. We also threw in a few metaphors about life, but for now, here is the recipe.
Ingredients:
1x Packet of marshmallows (around the 250g size!- try flavoured ones if you are feeling adventurous!)
1 & a half blocks of cadbury's cooking chocolate (or any amount of good quality cooking chocolate!)
1 cup of shredded coconut (more if you like it!)
1 cup of chopped roasted peanuts (we roasted them ourselves, but a packet of chopped nuts from the supermarkets works well too!)
Optional: 1 cup of cornflakes- (this gives it an extra crunch! Even try ricebubles!)
Method:
Skye & Em's Rocky Road Slice
Ingredients:
1x Packet of marshmallows (around the 250g size!- try flavoured ones if you are feeling adventurous!)
1 & a half blocks of cadbury's cooking chocolate (or any amount of good quality cooking chocolate!)
1 cup of shredded coconut (more if you like it!)
1 cup of chopped roasted peanuts (we roasted them ourselves, but a packet of chopped nuts from the supermarkets works well too!)
Optional: 1 cup of cornflakes- (this gives it an extra crunch! Even try ricebubles!)
Method:
- In a flat tray, line the bottom with baking paper. Add marshmallows, cornflakes, coconut and peanuts.
- Melt chocolate (either using the stove top method or microwave- I always burn it in the microwave so I use the stove top method!)
- Mix chocolate in tray with all other ingredients!
- Place tray in microwave and heat for about 30 seconds
- Mix ingredients all together, making sure the marshmallows have melted.
- Press the mixture down with a wooden spoon so it's spread evenly.
- Place in the fridge to cool for about 1 hour (if you can wait that long!)
And enjoy!! Remember to lick the melted chocolate!!
Monday, July 4
Coffee
I am quite partial to the lazy Sunday with a good piece of pear and raspberry bread with a good coffee. It all seems quite strange though because I have now officially resigned from my position at Holy Trinity Anglican church as their youth worker. Full time studies awaits me! Quite odd really.
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