Okay the video looks a bit scary but I definitely recommend downloading the song on itunes, Gotye's Somebody That I Used to Know
(Aus and Kiwi singers):
Friday, September 30, 2011
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Sunday mornings
Sunday mornings I usually go with Bryce or Anna on a short walk to the market by Te Papa. Buying flowers for my foyer is one of the highlights of my week. (The other one being pouring myself a glass of wine in the staffroom Friday at 4:30 after tearing myself away from the computer).
Flowers are usually so expensive at the supermarket and florists, but I got these purple flowers for $10 NZD at the market.
Usually Bryce and I buy crepes from the real and true French dude at the Crepes a Go Go stand at the indoor Market-- This morning we decided to forgo the frenchies for some home made ones.
While we're in NZ we're making an effort to buy all the foods that taste best here: honey, beef, kiwifruit, scallops-- so naturally we try and have kiwifruit filled crepes at home. Kiwifruit costs about 10 cents each; can't beat that.
The rest of the day I usually spend trying to get Bryce to go to a museum while he tries to get me to walk to the snowboarding store with him. In the end we get so lazy with skyping and internet-ing that the least lazy one will go a few doors down for take-away Vietnamese (go #37!) for dinner. (That is usually Bryce.)
And that's our Sunday.
Flowers are usually so expensive at the supermarket and florists, but I got these purple flowers for $10 NZD at the market.
Usually Bryce and I buy crepes from the real and true French dude at the Crepes a Go Go stand at the indoor Market-- This morning we decided to forgo the frenchies for some home made ones.
While we're in NZ we're making an effort to buy all the foods that taste best here: honey, beef, kiwifruit, scallops-- so naturally we try and have kiwifruit filled crepes at home. Kiwifruit costs about 10 cents each; can't beat that.The rest of the day I usually spend trying to get Bryce to go to a museum while he tries to get me to walk to the snowboarding store with him. In the end we get so lazy with skyping and internet-ing that the least lazy one will go a few doors down for take-away Vietnamese (go #37!) for dinner. (That is usually Bryce.)
And that's our Sunday.
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