This week started with a(nother) new job and a horrendously steep learning curve in pretty much everything to do with it. It included my laptop deciding that I didn't exist (and, luckily, being convinced that I actually do). And ended with the opening of the Designcraft Master Modernist Icon | Maker+Designer exhibition at Nishi Gallery: an exhibition of Hans Wegner's furniture, celebrating 100 years since his birth.
It was very crowded and difficult to see all the pieces (I'm probably going to go back when it's quieter for a better look)
It was odd being in a space with so many people holding so many drinks, with so many tables but nowhere to put anything down!
This morning I drove down to Margell School for a quiet weekend to recover from the week.
Friends had stayed on their way to and from Melbourne last week and had not only left the place in perfect condition
but had added a couple of things as a thank you:
an Amarylis plant in a pot
and a kiwi ornament, picked up, they tell me, from the markets on a recent trip to Wellington, where one of them and I both lived before we moved to Australia. It goes nicely with my Be a healthy kiwi poster...
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