Melbum was excellent. It's only after having returned that I realised just how much I needed a little holiday on my ownsome. I'm relaxed and my jaw isn't crunching quite so badly as before.
I caught up with evil stepsisters, lovely friends, gorgeous sisters-in-law and leetle nieces for pieces. I had some hairs cut, I ate some dumplings and some more dumplings. And some pork buns.
Had a massage, went to the NGV, went to a premiere at the MIFF, caught some trams and drank some decent coffee.
I also spent some mind-boggling time here:
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Gosh! It doesn't have a website.
You all know it. I know you do. But really, it's worth talking about, non?
Spy anything you like?
9 comments:
I don't see anything I like. It all looks awful. Awful, I tell you!!
God Almighty, you bought NOTHING?!
I spy with my little eye something beginning with WG! Glad you had a lovely time! :)
Phwooar that shop does look amazing! Bummer about the prices.. What a phone collection!
Just catching up on your previous posts - I'm glad our dump shop doesn't post photos up - I'd never get anything!
Just got back from Sydney and the prices there are a bit steep too.
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This makes me feel like having a holiday. It must've been great if you're not crunching your jaw. I have a twitchy eye thing... lots to love from your images. xx
Lovely for a lookie, but way too much for a purchase!
Sigh ... Chapel St Bazaar. I love that place. Last time I visited, I also bought nothing. But I still love it.
Ah Memories...we lived just around the corner in Windsor. There is nothing like it here in Perth. It would be even more expensive if there was. Glad you had such a nice time Claire x
Lordy, girl! I could not have walked by that little yellow and black jug and there is a boot lamp that I believe graced our bedroom as tots. Then they throw a bundle of print drawers on the floor just to show off! You are one strong shopper!
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