Our 8th floor digs at 44 Bridge Street.
A gray day here in Australia with temperatures near 70 Fahrenheit. We watched “Network” and “Midnight Express” till 3:30 a.m.. so we got a late start.
Much like my obstructed view in Chicago, we can see the Harbour but the view is obstructed by buildings.
Stacey joined us at 3 p.m. and we took off for Circular Quay Theater, 2 blocks away and saw “Silver Linings Playbook.” Cost of an adult ticket? $18. Cost of a ticket for a senior? $11.
Cornet player Paul Wheeler and me, post movie, in Sydney, Australia.
Afterwards, we strolled next door and had fish and chips and burgers at a bar nearby where Paul Wheeler played cornet.
Stacey and Craig and I on Circular Quay on Saturday, February 2nd after the movie “Silver Linings Playbook.”
We walked back to Bridge Street and Stacey left to “socialize” with her friends.
Craig and cornetist Paul Wheeler.
Tomorrow, we’ll hit the Museum with the Anish Khapour exhibit. We already visited the Museum right across the street from us and the Mint and Parliament and also strolled past the Hospital.
Ringo Starr is touring Australia. It’s like a European-ized version of the United States. The cornet player was invited to the book signing on Thursday (5 to 8 p.m.) at the Galaxy Bookstore on York Street.
