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The bits
of stuff that fall in the cracks between Life, Music and outrageous
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1) Professor
Luckhurst's dessert has gone pear-shaped 2) Anita Monk tries
to follow Bill |
The
month flies by..
28.7.11 - Those of you who turn to this
page regularly could be excused for thinking that nothing has
been happening in the off-stage world of Rudd, but that conclusion
could scarcely be further from the truth. (Well, the facts
then - I won't let the truth get in the way of a good story).
Why, only last weekend I visited Chris Kay and his |
| guest Professor Mary Luckhurst in
the depths of Croydon and supped on goat and other exotic substances
during yet another five star evening, (pic 1) and just
yesterday Bill came over to Mt Waverley to join me in being
interrogated by Wrokdown's Anita Monk (pic 2) concerning
anecdotes about the late Harvey James for possible inclusion
on a Harvey James DVD, which will feature footage from both
the Melbourne and Sydney concerts - that's if it ever happens.. |
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1)
Liam is just as cute as he looks 2) Trevor checks his apps |
The
doings in Camberwell - backwards..
16.7.11 - One might conclude that there's
been nothing going on in my life for the past few weeks judging
by the lack of reportage on this page, but the opposite is truer.
For instance, today was Choclatté Adam's birthday and
Kirby co-opted Chris and me into singing Happy Birthday with
her to a distinctly hapless Adam. As it happened, I was the
lucky recipient of a surprise unbirthday gift, perhaps for my
millionth visit there. Anyway, once I've learnt how to use it
I'll be bringing my new mp3 player along to gigs instead of
the old CD player.
I took Chris over to Uncle Terry's place after |
Choclatté and helped him move
his old dishwasher down to the shed after a nice chat and a
cuppa. Chris seemed to enjoy his weekend with dad after not
seeing me at all the previous week due to Spectrum's interstate
commitments.
The Leedens (pics 1 & 2) are in town briefly and
are being reminded of real winters again. Trevor had to be restrained
from modelling his genuine coonskin cap that he picked up at
the (actual) Alamo.
Perhaps inspired by Trevor's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage
Festival name-dropping, I bought the Crossroads 3 DVD
the other day and Dr Wazz, Chris and I watched some selections
after a world's best pizza from 1016 Woodfire Pizzas, but as
I find outfits boasting three or four or more guitarists a bore,
I was slightly disappointed. I'm still hopeful closer inspection
will reveal some gems however. |
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