We followed the masses to Bondi Beach for Sculptures by the Sea.
The lure of that stunning beach was almost too much for us at one point but we pulled ourselves in the opposite direction to begin the walk that would take us through a diverse collection of art installations.
There was something for everyone to ponder or Instagram.
The backdrop of the ocean and the cliffs gave each work an otherworldly appearance.
Unexpected sculptures were our reward for looking closely into the rocks and vegetation on the non ocean side of the path.
Cats stretched on the rocks over there while an upcycled old microwave could be seen in a little nook in the rock that seemed almost made for it. A kind of natural kitchen nook.
He begged to be taken to Icebergs so that he could have a look at the pool and dream of when he’d be old enough to swim there on his own.
I was 13 minutes early for the supermarket so I had no choice but to sit quietly as I sipped my coffee and did absolutely nothing. I didn’t even stress about potentially running late on account of this little delay at the shops. That’s the power of November for you.
All good, I know that 1 is dodgy… But isn’t the 7 relatively legible? |
I love the diversity November brings to my fruit bowl. Mango cheeks after dinner make me feel as if I’m on a resort somewhere instead of winding down from a long day and preparing for the one to follow.
Invites are done and ready to email for Master SSG’s sixth birthday party.
I spent $15 on limes to make Bake, Play, Smile’s Easy Lime Slice. So worth it, though.