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I've got a quick podcast for you today. It's about 18 minutes of chatting about my Australia trip thus far. My voice is a little bit weird because I'm trying to be quiet and so I'm not quite as bubbly as usual. You can also see a periscope video of me and Nat talking about Australia for the next 12 hours or so HERE (You don't have to have a periscope account to watch the video on your computer).
Here are some photos of the things we discuss on the podcast:
A sample of Melbourne graffiti (major post on this topic coming soon):
A peek at Fitzroy:
Amazing food in Melbourne:
Long 10 hour drive:
Sydney and its tropical greenery (longer post on this topic coming soon – the view in this photo is from my bedroom window):
"Kanga Bangas":
Game Board:
National Gallery pink walls (longer post on the National Gallery coming soon):
Links:
- Nathalie Kalbach
- Mixed Media Circus
- Artified outside of Melbourne
- Jet Lag
- Periscope
- Internet in Australia slower
- Matisse brand paint
- Cadmium Poisoning
- National Gallery in Melbourne
- Ai Weiwei
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So how was the meat? Looks like you’re having a good time with good company!
So how was the meat? Looks like you’re having a good time with good company!
So how was the meat? Looks like you’re having a good time with good company!
So how was the meat? Looks like you’re having a good time with good company!
So how was the meat? Looks like you’re having a good time with good company!
So how was the meat? Looks like you’re having a good time with good company!
Gada Mate,
love loved the Periscope video. I just watched it. I knew I should have come up to Boston and hid in your suitcase Julie.
Looks like you and Nat are having a great time.
Kangaroo!!!!. Oh my. I would be come a vegetarian if I had to eat meat there. Maybe just on a crumpet diet.
Love Australia Interesting to hear about universal Medicine.
Maybe some day I will get there.
Continue on having a great time. Wish you all the best. Keep the videos coming. This is awesome.
Fawna
Gada Mate,
love loved the Periscope video. I just watched it. I knew I should have come up to Boston and hid in your suitcase Julie.
Looks like you and Nat are having a great time.
Kangaroo!!!!. Oh my. I would be come a vegetarian if I had to eat meat there. Maybe just on a crumpet diet.
Love Australia Interesting to hear about universal Medicine.
Maybe some day I will get there.
Continue on having a great time. Wish you all the best. Keep the videos coming. This is awesome.
Fawna
Gada Mate,
love loved the Periscope video. I just watched it. I knew I should have come up to Boston and hid in your suitcase Julie.
Looks like you and Nat are having a great time.
Kangaroo!!!!. Oh my. I would be come a vegetarian if I had to eat meat there. Maybe just on a crumpet diet.
Love Australia Interesting to hear about universal Medicine.
Maybe some day I will get there.
Continue on having a great time. Wish you all the best. Keep the videos coming. This is awesome.
Fawna
Gada Mate,
love loved the Periscope video. I just watched it. I knew I should have come up to Boston and hid in your suitcase Julie.
Looks like you and Nat are having a great time.
Kangaroo!!!!. Oh my. I would be come a vegetarian if I had to eat meat there. Maybe just on a crumpet diet.
Love Australia Interesting to hear about universal Medicine.
Maybe some day I will get there.
Continue on having a great time. Wish you all the best. Keep the videos coming. This is awesome.
Fawna
Gada Mate,
love loved the Periscope video. I just watched it. I knew I should have come up to Boston and hid in your suitcase Julie.
Looks like you and Nat are having a great time.
Kangaroo!!!!. Oh my. I would be come a vegetarian if I had to eat meat there. Maybe just on a crumpet diet.
Love Australia Interesting to hear about universal Medicine.
Maybe some day I will get there.
Continue on having a great time. Wish you all the best. Keep the videos coming. This is awesome.
Fawna
Gada Mate,
love loved the Periscope video. I just watched it. I knew I should have come up to Boston and hid in your suitcase Julie.
Looks like you and Nat are having a great time.
Kangaroo!!!!. Oh my. I would be come a vegetarian if I had to eat meat there. Maybe just on a crumpet diet.
Love Australia Interesting to hear about universal Medicine.
Maybe some day I will get there.
Continue on having a great time. Wish you all the best. Keep the videos coming. This is awesome.
Fawna
Do those exotic meats all taste like chicken? Wonderful photos! Looking forward to more!
Do those exotic meats all taste like chicken? Wonderful photos! Looking forward to more!
Do those exotic meats all taste like chicken? Wonderful photos! Looking forward to more!
Do those exotic meats all taste like chicken? Wonderful photos! Looking forward to more!
Do those exotic meats all taste like chicken? Wonderful photos! Looking forward to more!
Do those exotic meats all taste like chicken? Wonderful photos! Looking forward to more!
Sounds like a wonderful trip and I’m sure everyone is happy to meet you! My understanding of cadmium in the US is that student grade paints, you don’t have to worry about. Some artist grade paints, you can actually buy cadmium yellow, orange, red. I’ve heard that you just can’t reproduce those colors in the hue per some artists (no cadmium) and I have bought them but tend to shy away from them. Some artists that use them say you are safe as long as you don’t eat them (like stick you brush in your coffee). There is a lot to love about artist grade paints but I’m beginning to wonder if I might be reacting to paint all together and should wear non latex gloves… Matisse is supposed to be a wonderful paint. Ginger Cook (she has a .com site and You Tube) uses it. There are a couple of colors you can’t get in other paints that are beautiful. It is more expensive here in the US. Each person should research cadmium and decide. For me, I think I’ll stick with the hue. I found the article you linked to was pretty interesting. Love you pod casts! Thank you!
Sounds like a wonderful trip and I’m sure everyone is happy to meet you! My understanding of cadmium in the US is that student grade paints, you don’t have to worry about. Some artist grade paints, you can actually buy cadmium yellow, orange, red. I’ve heard that you just can’t reproduce those colors in the hue per some artists (no cadmium) and I have bought them but tend to shy away from them. Some artists that use them say you are safe as long as you don’t eat them (like stick you brush in your coffee). There is a lot to love about artist grade paints but I’m beginning to wonder if I might be reacting to paint all together and should wear non latex gloves… Matisse is supposed to be a wonderful paint. Ginger Cook (she has a .com site and You Tube) uses it. There are a couple of colors you can’t get in other paints that are beautiful. It is more expensive here in the US. Each person should research cadmium and decide. For me, I think I’ll stick with the hue. I found the article you linked to was pretty interesting. Love you pod casts! Thank you!
Sounds like a wonderful trip and I’m sure everyone is happy to meet you! My understanding of cadmium in the US is that student grade paints, you don’t have to worry about. Some artist grade paints, you can actually buy cadmium yellow, orange, red. I’ve heard that you just can’t reproduce those colors in the hue per some artists (no cadmium) and I have bought them but tend to shy away from them. Some artists that use them say you are safe as long as you don’t eat them (like stick you brush in your coffee). There is a lot to love about artist grade paints but I’m beginning to wonder if I might be reacting to paint all together and should wear non latex gloves… Matisse is supposed to be a wonderful paint. Ginger Cook (she has a .com site and You Tube) uses it. There are a couple of colors you can’t get in other paints that are beautiful. It is more expensive here in the US. Each person should research cadmium and decide. For me, I think I’ll stick with the hue. I found the article you linked to was pretty interesting. Love you pod casts! Thank you!
Sounds like a wonderful trip and I’m sure everyone is happy to meet you! My understanding of cadmium in the US is that student grade paints, you don’t have to worry about. Some artist grade paints, you can actually buy cadmium yellow, orange, red. I’ve heard that you just can’t reproduce those colors in the hue per some artists (no cadmium) and I have bought them but tend to shy away from them. Some artists that use them say you are safe as long as you don’t eat them (like stick you brush in your coffee). There is a lot to love about artist grade paints but I’m beginning to wonder if I might be reacting to paint all together and should wear non latex gloves… Matisse is supposed to be a wonderful paint. Ginger Cook (she has a .com site and You Tube) uses it. There are a couple of colors you can’t get in other paints that are beautiful. It is more expensive here in the US. Each person should research cadmium and decide. For me, I think I’ll stick with the hue. I found the article you linked to was pretty interesting. Love you pod casts! Thank you!
Sounds like a wonderful trip and I’m sure everyone is happy to meet you! My understanding of cadmium in the US is that student grade paints, you don’t have to worry about. Some artist grade paints, you can actually buy cadmium yellow, orange, red. I’ve heard that you just can’t reproduce those colors in the hue per some artists (no cadmium) and I have bought them but tend to shy away from them. Some artists that use them say you are safe as long as you don’t eat them (like stick you brush in your coffee). There is a lot to love about artist grade paints but I’m beginning to wonder if I might be reacting to paint all together and should wear non latex gloves… Matisse is supposed to be a wonderful paint. Ginger Cook (she has a .com site and You Tube) uses it. There are a couple of colors you can’t get in other paints that are beautiful. It is more expensive here in the US. Each person should research cadmium and decide. For me, I think I’ll stick with the hue. I found the article you linked to was pretty interesting. Love you pod casts! Thank you!
Sounds like a wonderful trip and I’m sure everyone is happy to meet you! My understanding of cadmium in the US is that student grade paints, you don’t have to worry about. Some artist grade paints, you can actually buy cadmium yellow, orange, red. I’ve heard that you just can’t reproduce those colors in the hue per some artists (no cadmium) and I have bought them but tend to shy away from them. Some artists that use them say you are safe as long as you don’t eat them (like stick you brush in your coffee). There is a lot to love about artist grade paints but I’m beginning to wonder if I might be reacting to paint all together and should wear non latex gloves… Matisse is supposed to be a wonderful paint. Ginger Cook (she has a .com site and You Tube) uses it. There are a couple of colors you can’t get in other paints that are beautiful. It is more expensive here in the US. Each person should research cadmium and decide. For me, I think I’ll stick with the hue. I found the article you linked to was pretty interesting. Love you pod casts! Thank you!
All of the projects look wonderful!
All of the projects look wonderful!
All of the projects look wonderful!
All of the projects look wonderful!
All of the projects look wonderful!
All of the projects look wonderful!