Di Bella long black coffee from Gourmet to Go — a pretty decent coffee actually
Di Bella long black coffee — a plain cup, but pretty decent coffee
Gourmet to Go in Eagle Street in the Brisbane CBD
Why is it that when I ask for a long black coffee, I am sometimes asked whether I want milk with it. That would make it a flat white coffee wouldn’t it?
A long black coffee from The Coffee Club — slightly bitter coffee, smooth with limited mouth feel
Eagle Street Pier, Brisbane CBD
Chocolates and flowers for Valentine’s Day — the flowers from Easy Flowers were on the small side given what I paid for them
Mmmm — 1 kg of chocolate
I do not mind some tasteful public art to give character to otherwise dreary public spaces. I spotted this at Yeronga train station. Three pieces of public art within metres of each other. Sometimes less is more …
Public art at Yeronga train station
Grafetti art mural
Railway tracks cemented vertically
A squiggly line on a wall
Former Premier of Queensland, the late Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen was reported to measure the state’s prosperity by looking out his window in the Parliamentary Annex and counting the cranes on the Brisbane CBD skyline.
I have been working from a client’s office in the Brisbane CBD recently and it dawned on me — there is only one crane on the CBD’s skyline. What does that say about the current state of Queensland’s economy?
Only one crane on the Brisbane CBD skyline
Long black coffee from Starbucks — other people may rave about Starbucks coffee, but to me it tastes like and has the consistency of flavoured dish water.
Starbucks on Queen Street in the Brisbane CBD
This evening, my five-year-old daughter placed this sticker on my chest saying, “The big love heart is you Daddy; the little love heart is me.”
The big love heart is you Daddy; the little love heart is me.