We had an amazing
night out last Saturday. We didn’t stay out very late,
because we’re lame-o, but we did have a
great time.
We had dinner at
Little Creatures (sound familiar? There was one in Perth, too) where I tried
caviar, WHICH IS
DISGUSTING, but even more unusual was that my pan fried calamari was not
breaded and therefore looked like this at dinner:
If you can’t see
very clearly, that is a ball of tentacles and the SUCKERS WERE STILL ON THEM! I
tried a bite of it but the texture was too much for me. So I threw it in the
traveling garbage disposal, aka Hyatt. Also, if
you look closely you can still see the scar on my chin from the stupid boar
attack during Hyatt’s trial.
As the evening
progressed, so did the weird-ity.
We found Waldo, in
case you had lost him.
And Vickey made
friends with a pseudo pregnant guy…
And finally, I
know I’ve been telling you how expensive Australia is for
quite some time
but I thought you needed a visual aid:
Yes, one shot of
Jagermeister is ten freakin’ bucks. Also, one bottle of cider is $7.50 (not a
big bottle, but a normal sized drink bottle). That is ridiculousness in its
finest form, folks (try saying that five times fast).
And last but not
least, the ying to my yang, Vickey.
She’s lovely and I
love her.
Until next tiiiiiiiime,
~ Buzzard ~p.s. YKWRGMG update: I am so ticked off at Blogger right now for not allowing me to cut and paste in the funny pictures I had edited directly from Word. I'm never doing that again. I might stop blogging for awhile, I'm that mad.
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