Clary's Adventures

Back in April Simone and I checked out Monet and Friends. It was an immersive experience in Sydney's Entertainment Quarter. We were surprised and delighted to find some information about women in the male-dominated impressionist field. In one part of the exhibit you could even become the artwork.  Degas' ballerinas were amongst my favourite works represented that afternoon. Bursts of colour transported you through space and time. Who knew a European adventure would be on the cards... or the screens? Lunch that day was a little slice of carb heaven from Fratelli Fresh. A couple of days later lunch was at Percy Plunkett. It's a delicious sample of Penrith's abundant cafe culture. Later that week Mum and I checked out the brand new Australian musical, Bakery Hill: An Australian Rebellion . It was a delight to see some Australian talent on the stage. Stick around for more adventures. Monet and Friends (Presented by Grande Experiences) https://grande-experiences.com/ Fratell...

Remember that one time I was up-to-date with my blog? Well, that is now a distant memory. Let's head back to March.  Mum and I travelled to the Capitol Theatre in Sydney to see Frozen: The Musical .  I may or may not have gotten a little teary during the announcement welcoming us to the show. It was incredible to sit in a theatre audience again. This show, with its talented cast, spectacular costumes, and fabulous music was the perfect welcome back. You might think I'm a little obsessed with Disney. And you'd be right. For my birthday I wore my sparkling Minnie ears a couple of places and pretended I was at Disney World. I did that again at the end of March at ZIA Kitchen in Roselands. Their Alice in Wonderland installation was the perfect opportunity to pretend I was on a Disney adventure. The restaurant was decked out with stunning decorations. At first we opted to sit inside, but after a sticky beak outside we relocated. Would you believe that when I was a child I hated ...