Junkgirl™

lunch at Old Town Kopitiam on Little Bourke Street (Chinatown)

kopi-O (Malaysian black coffee)

o-chien (Oyster Omelette)

Curry Laksa

food taste authentic, unlike some ‘modified’ Malaysian food found all over Melbourne.

watching window dressing

Albert Stone calling it a day

scarf from somewhere in Tokyo
black long-sleeve tee from Uniqlo, Tokyo
checkered dress from a store in Ikebukuro, Tokyo
coat from Gap, Tokyo
stockings from Sportsgirl, Melbourne
boots from somewhere in Tokyo
bag and bracelets from Forever New, Melbourne

grabbing a coffee at Starbucks before heading to Rod Laver Arena

arriving at Rod Laver Arena

The food and drinks prices are ridiculously high, as is with most events. A bottle of water that cost AUD$3 from the convenience store is sold for $4.20 here. It’s smart to always come prepared and not make any purchases unless necessary. It’s not about being a tight ass. It’s about not getting riped off. About being a smarter spender.

waiting for the gates to open

Entering. No photos were allowed inside the arena.

David refers to himself as an illusionist. He involves the audience a lot but selecting people to be a part of his illusions. He performed walking through a huge spinning fan similar to the following vid

a singing and dancing tie, making a piece of tissue twirl in the air, making a car appear on stage within seconds, and the final one was making about 10 people picked from the audience sit on stage and disappear and reappearing on another side of the seating area.
It wasn’t satisfying at all. The show was scheduled to start at 8 p.m. but was about 10 minutes late and David bowed and waved goodbye at about 9.15 p.m. Heard a lady behind “Is that it?”. Exactly. Unlike the Blue Man Group show, it just didn’t feel like i had enough. Not impressed. Was left wondering whether the show has ended or is there an in-between break.

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