Realising that school is starting next week, I need to do my assignment on extreme depth of field, dead line on Wednesday.
After church, we went down to Darling Harbour hoping to capture some good shots to submit.
That's one of my boats there. I wish.
The weather was great, sunny blue sky throughout.
The area was full of buskers as usual, this one claiming from Darwin.
He got our attention by the crackling of his whip.
He showed off by balancing a parang on his chin.
Then he climbed on a big piece of foam and balanced a dog trap on his chin.
Not impressed by his performance, Eliss had craving for Lindt Cafe so we went there again to rest our feet.
She ordered a chocolate brownie and an eclair to share.
She ordered a tall glass of chocolate milkshake for me. So sweet of her right?
We took a stroll to King Sreet Wharf to check out the mussels promotion at Bungalow 8.
It wasn't as attractive, even though it was a all you can eat buffet. A pot of 1kg of mussel already filled us to the brim, so to pay twice the amount of Belgian Beer Cafe will only make sense if we can finish at least 2 pots.
Impossible, mate!
The weather turned windy shortly and strong wind send chills down our spine.
We headed to Chinatown to have Sichuan hot pot to warm up.
Eliss's favourite noodles in chilli oil.
She also ordered a bowl of "saliva chicken", which is actually boiled chicken in a spicy broth.
I heard the name came about because the dish was so good, people drool by just the thought of it.
The usual suspects on the table.
Till now, we could only manage the level of mild spiciness and numbness. Anything more will have us with swollen lips and talking in jibberish.
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