The spires of Melbourne’s Catholic St Patrick’s Cathedral acts as a stunning backdrop to the Park Hyatt’s more modern tower. Taken from the room that the CannibalRabbits celebrated their wedding anniversary.
Melbourne
Anniversary 2011
To celebrate our 4th Anniversary we spent a rainy night at the Park Hyatt in the city. A wonderful view out across Parliament Place to the back of the Victorian State Parliament and Melbourne’s CBD.
A lovely room, and fantastic company. Thank you Mrs CannibalRabbit for four wonderful years, and here’s looking forward to a lot more.
Mmm, Lean Cuisine
The plastic, pre-packaged Lean Cuisine “meals” are unappetising to me at the best of time. That was before I saw a giant vat in Pakenham labelled “Lean Cuisine”, yum yum! For some reason I get a mental image of something getting squirted out of the vat on to a plastic tray and being stuffed into a box.
Now it probably tastes lovely but does this really send out the right message? The Leggo’s vat I can understand – that’s probably full of tomato sauce, so that makes sense. Stacks of giant Lean Cuisine boxes painted on the side of the warehouse, good idea. A giant vat labelled with the name of something that is supposed to be solid, umm …
One thing is sure neither of them stack up against the Campbell’s Soup Can in Shepparton.
Winter Solstice
Sunrise in Kilsyth on the Winter Solstice. The Winter Solstice occurs for a moment when the earth is at its maximum tilt away from the sun, giving us the shortest day. And it was a beautiful foggy, and very cold, morning – just right for catching the sunrise.
