The loading zone

Plant.

We had brunch at Scoozi's. Pizza FTW!

And a cappuccino.

After a very relaxed morning we had to get stressed in the supermarket. I thought the loading zone looked cool.

I picked untouched apples.

Our shopping. A lot of healthy stuff I think. No sugar things, no crisps.

Apparently Sméagol shops at our mall as well. Didn't see him though. Must've been looking for his presciousssss.

I spent a very large part of the afternoon on the veranda. I sat in the sun and read a book. So relaxing.

Feeding time.

St. Vincent

The little dove has figured out that it can also land on the cup of food when we take it to the cockies. It seems to be waiting in the morning and when you least expect it she makes a move.

My lunch 'entree' was a vegetable springroll.

My lunch 'main' was beef loong bean with steamed rice. Very nice.

St. Vincent.

When we came home the dove was waiting for us of course.

But so was my computer!

New phone - new photos.

This is me seen from my new phone. I'm crispy!

Driving home after work. The sun is crispy too!

A shot while driving.

Another moving shot. Pretty good.

When we came home I was showing the phone to Tony. One of the doves was also very interested.

The cup of coffee

When I left for work this morning two doves were sitting on the branch in front of the door. They were cleaning each other.

On my last bit of the walk to work I passed this garbage truck with the back opened. I thought I'd quickly snap a photo because you don't get to see this often.

At work I put my coffee mug in the coffee jar and for some reason thought it was absolutely the coolest thing I'd seen today.

Looking at the pictures I still think it's the coolest thing I've seen today. I went to lots of colleagues to show them. I don't know what came over me.

Lunch time but there was something funny with my camera lens. It applied the "pencil" effect but I didn't do anything for it. I think the lens was dirty...

After work we went to the Thai restaurant Lemon grass. I skipped the starter and only had grilled Barramundi with a LOT of vegetables.

The Chris Isaak concert

In the morning we went to town to get some mug shots for our passports. Dutch ones cost $25 and German ones cost $20. Odd.

There was an old Fiat 500 parked out side and it was in pristine condition.

The doves in our garden are a bit crazy. And they love me. I'm only changing the cocky-boy's water and as I bent over they come and land on my back. I'm just praying they don't crap on me. Apart from that I think it's funny and cute.

This i their little baby right now. They raise it for about three weeks and then it's on to the next few babies. I wonder if they'll make more after this one. I hope not.

In the afternoon we drove to Tanunda where we went to an open air festival called Barossa under the stars. The only reason we went is because their main act was Chris Isaak.

It was a bit windy.

There were loads...

... and loads of people.

Already during the third song of the concert Chris did a bit of a walk through the crowd. How I wish I had a better quality camera in my phone.

It was pretty cool.

The show was great.

Big similarities with the show in Amsterdam we saw but he also did songs from his new album.

Afterwards he signed his merchandise. Nobody however told us that you actually had to buy the merchandise next door first. That made sense but it would've been nice if they told us before hand.

This is his new cd. It was fantastic to see and hear him live again.