So, I rang my sons to see if they want to buy some tickets to Trent Dalton's 'Love Stories' in September, as we all liked that book and are curious to see it brought to life on stage.
When I saw that McDonalds in Australia were introducing an Adult Happy Meal to their menu last February, I was curious as to why people would buy them ... so I bought one ... and ended up with the "toy" that I didn't want to get.
I asked when they were getting more in and was told that's it, GAME OVER.
Can't say that I washappy:-)
Ironically, the first time I got anAdult Happy Meal was coming back from the Logan Art Gallery after seeing the exhibition that was on there at the time.
Which was probably why I wanted to check out Kerwin's pop art on the way home, while getting something to eat?
What is it with portraits?
Portraits bore me, even though I admire people who can paint or draw them, as I can't ... or don't think I could, even though I have never tried to.
I prefer trippy art to portraits any day of the week.
The second time I tried getting an Adult Happy Meal was when I was heading home from work and then heading out to my youngest son's place to watch the first Brisbane Lions game of the season on his TV, because we couldn't get tickets to the Gabba, as the match was SOLD OUT.
Seems to be a theme running through this post, do you reckon?-) He is coming over to my place to watch the Brisbane Lions/Collingwood Magpies game Thursday night and I'm paying for pizza ... not McDonalds:-)
And I'm hoping to turn my frown upside down with the Lions first win of the season:-)
One group of losing fans will not be happy after the game on Thursday night, since both teams are winless since meeting in last year's GF, which I'm still not happy about losing:-(
Maybe McDonalds should get Ben Frost to make some art for their Australian Adult Happy Meals?-)
That will go down like a lead balloon with some "Conspiracy Theorists" I'm sure, although I couldn't imagine that kind would be into Bond films in the first place.
I have no problem with ATJplayingBond, but then I'm part Jewish as well:-)
The last film I thought saw AJTin was 'Bullet Train'where he looked nothing like 007.
But I had watched 'Anna Karenina' on DVD a few weeks back not realizing that he played Vronsky in that horrid version of the story -