The Weekly Friday Feast

@Appleblossom. That's cool. Perhaps we are characters in a Kieslowski movie.

@eth so sorry to hear about your health, but awesome you are making friends here

@Jaques is awesome

I know CB needs to sleep ... so do all of us

if any of you have 5 mins, this is something that always makes me feel sooo happy

good night all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWNoiVrJDsE

Bye Bye sleepy heads

I probably will be up for a while

@MazaritaI think I saw Blue and White ... not sure I stuck it out to Red though?? Can you jig my memory?

I'll probably be here for a while too.

@Appleblossom Kieslowski made a film called 'The Double Life of Veronique' about doppelgangers. It was a long time ago I saw it and my memory has faded. I just remember an overall mood of those films and a sense that they explore mysterious connections between people.

@eth it's really lovely having you here. Virtual feasts are great! You can eat as much as you like.

@WombatBoots I'm just about to finsih up. It's been a delightful conversation tonight.

@Former-Member Hope the moving goes smoothly. Living out of boxes is not fun! I'm just in the process of packing. When I was a kid I use to love moving. It was like an adventure. Maybe I can try and channel my inner child...

@Former-Member hope you're feeling better. Let us know how your meeting with Partners in Recovery goes.

@Mazarita @Appleblossomand @CannonSalt thanks for the great company tonight!

Nighty night!

I'll be up for a while too.

I also love camping. Managed to get about 4 trips in this dry season. Two of them were to magic waterholes, one of those a warm spring. I find it really rejuvenating and great to reconnect with the outdoors every time. Went to two Aboriginal community festivals also which I thoroughly enjoyed.

Thanks for your company too @CherryBomb. You is da bomb.

Your trips out sound so wonderful, @eth. I haven't been camping for about 10 years (Crohns Disease and getting soft as I age). Magic waterholes: my soul waters at the sound of those words. What do you get up to out there on those trips?

Floating in the water a couple of times a day, picnics, sitting around chatting and reading in the shade - generally being as relaxed as possible and away from town stuff (i.e. noisy neighbours, medical appointments, traffic etc). At the festivals there's usually a lot of cultural displays - bush tucker and medicine, weaving, art, spear and didgeridoo making - that you can participate in and later in the programs there was a lot of music. At one of them Gurrumul with Paul Kelly was a highlight, very special.