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Stephen Without Wolfmother there is nothing. Good on ya Andrew for giving me the only reason to continue buying new music.
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Digest for October 31st
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Rolfzing Matilda
Waltzing Matilda is the song that fair dinkum Aussies say should be our National Anthem. Rolf Harris is our national icon and long-time unofficial cultural advisor to the British unwashed. Here he explains some of the bush language used, whilst delivering a typically rousing, Rolfish version. Rolf Harris – Waltzing Matilda Enjoy! PS – its a shared
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OH&S Vietnam Style
To clean a ceiling fan: 1. Drag and push the very heavy drinks fridge across the tiles until it is under the fan. 2. Use the nearby basin as a stepladder to climb onto the top of the fridge. 3. While kneeling, reach up to wipe the blades clean. Note: Ensure nothing has been unplugged beforehand and
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Lotteria Happy Time
Happy Time at Lotteria only comes with Shaker Fries. This is because you get that joyful experience all Vietnamese love of making unnecessary noise. You do that by emptying a sachet of smelly, fattening cheese powder into a large paper bag of fries, then shaking vigorously for 30 seconds, all the while giggling like a 6 year
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Academic distractions
The following is my personal opinion about the current flurry of interest in modern arts within Vietnam, and does not in any way pass judgement on the academic system in which I work. Could this be the reason many Vietnamese students don’t focus on their academic responsibilities? Singing, dancing & dreaming of becoming any kind of media
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Fridae Coconut Sundae
Photo by Apple Icecream by Trung Nguyen …via PhotoToaster Sent from my iPhone Stephen McGrath www.channelsteve.com Posted via email from RockPortrait in Vietnam
Got to say im loving the WolfMother stuff. OK so it boarders on “boy music” for me ,but im finding it somewhat addictive….never thought id say that.lol. Hey question….. Even though Halloween is such an American thing–do they celebrate it in Vietnam? Do some dress up? Im assuming it would be the younger people. Ok i wasnt going as a witch but hey i modified it this year. I went as Funky Witch…stripey stockings,pointy boots…instead of traditional witch(long black dress).Had a great night. Read that you got to work long hours…..not good,get some serious rest when you can. Cheers.
@sherrene
Yep, they do celebrate Halloween here. My schools both held events, and all the nightclubs were full with people in masks, glowing red devil horns and other costumes. It is generally only young people who do anything here, but HCMC is a city primarily populated by young people it seems.
im pretty happy i got second prize for my costume.Went out for dinner to a place that does a Halloween party.All good…..$50 Coles Myer voucher,for do something i like so its win win.Pix on myspace.