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Thunderbird Club

I'm a lefty and never considered playing left-handed. I'm ambidextrous with most things, but not bass or guitar.
Most things I do right-handed, but writing, eating, playing pool, and guitar I do left-handed. I remember first trying to play bass seriously and playing with a friend's, but when I flipped it over, it just felt "right".

Chopsticks are the only thing I can use equally as well with both hands.
 
Just back from a haircut. The local barbershop now has a screen up on the wall and was playing a Kenny G playlist. A bit unusual for a outer suburban shopping centre. I survived.

Picked up a coffee at the cafe there, and was scanning through the menu board while waiting and was tickled to see that they have Fairy Bread under the kids section. Some little bits of Aussie life have survived thankfully.

Not sure if Fairy Bread translates to a US audience? Anyway, it is buttered bread with ‘hundreds & thousands’ sprinkled atop, generally cut in quarters. A staple of kids parties.

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(Funny to find a pic on a recipe site...)
 
My daughter just discovered that her dad likes REALLY strong beer that tastes like bourbon. Drinking a Founders Bitter Half which is smooth but very strong. She switched to a Blood Orange cider.
Just finished an Innis & Gunn Bourbon Barrel Aged Porter. Saving the Founders KBS for tomorrow night. Haven't been able to 'do' IPA's.