Woohoo! I have two new artworks to put on my already packed walls.  Each time I walk into the the house announcing I have bought a new artwork, I usually just get a shake of the head from my husband followed by “Where are you going to put that? We don’t have any walls left!” While I would love to... 

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Ok, so I am a little bit excited about Moo Gourmet Burgers moooooving into King Street (come on, that was a little bit funny!). Sure there are already a couple of burger places on King Street – we have Burger Fuel and Burgerlicious but I used to trek over to Bondi whenever I wanted a Moo Burger hit and now I... 

Recently I posted that I was going to see Under Milk Wood at Sidetrack Theatre at Marrickville. What I didn’t tell you was that I was taking a guy I had met on my first foray into RSVP. It was our second date, our first being coffee. Under Milk Wood the “play for voices” written by Dylan Thomas was... 

Now I need to make something perfectly clear from the start – I am no art critic and I am not going to pretend to be one! My only qualification is I enjoy going to galleries and exhibitions to see the amazing work that so many creative people are producing. I just want to let you know a little bit about exhibitions... 

Walk passed the Bank Hotel tonight, lights are on and it looks like they are warming up for their Monday 19 July re-opening… finally. So when Monday rolls around and you need to fight off those Monday blues, which let’s face it – everyone does, head over to the Bank for a nice beverage… or... 

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I was devastated to find out that Razors Edge Restaurant was closing down after 15 fabulous years but also extremely happy to hear they would be re-opening just a short stroll down the road in the Queen Victoria Hotel, Enmore. Annie, my personal inner west food guide (who also happens to be my workmate) introduced... 

Secret Wars Australia has announced the details for the Final! Houl vs Creon. The final is being held at a larger venue,  Church on Chalmers (142 Chalmers Street, Surry Hills). Tickets only $10 plus booking fee. Don’t miss out!  Read More →

I had the pleasure of walking past the beautiful Skippy Girls this week. They brought a big smile to my face and I hope they bring one to yours. Originally painted in 1998 the Skippy Girls have been tagged and destroyed several times, but always lovingly restored by local residents. Next time you need a bit of cheering...