Culture Shock day II
Today started off with a trip on the mono rail to check out Paddy’s Market’s then a walk and lunch in the Chinese Garden of Friendship which is located in the heart of the city in Sydney.
The Gardens are so tranquil and relaxing, I enjoy a visit to them every time I come to Sydney with their beautiful sheltered pavillions, graceful bridges and enchanting landscapes. This trip I decided to get right in mood and was dressed up as a very sexy geisha!!! (pictured here practising my geisha lips) I even had a Japanese tourist take my photo thinking I was employed by the Chinese Gardens! How funny!
There was also a beautiful family of ducklings as I fed the carp some bread. They were not afraid to swim above the carp that were quite considerably larger!
Wish I had my fishing line!
After lunch it was off to check out the Powerhouse Museum and the Zero Gravity Space Lab. This is a fun interactive that created the illusion of being in a weightless environment, where I found out what it is like to live and work in space.
You stood in a chamber while the outside moved creating a feeling of weightlessness (I got abit dizzy!).
I also found this beautiful image of Princess Diana at the museum.
Tonight it’s off for some Salsa dancing at Vivas on the Rocks!
Oh My Gosh, I had the time of my life.
We met up with some friends from a Sydney dance club called Salsa Live and the fun begun.
I’ve never been swung around like a rag doll by so many hot men in my entire life!
What a treat to actually dance with professionally trained dancers, with excellent technique and for once I wasn’t trying to lead!
The live band had your hips swinging and the whole atmosphere was absolutely electric and extremely saucy!
It was nice to be in a licenced venue where the people were not rude and drunk but fun, friendly, could hold a conversation and move on the dance floor!
I didn’t know I was so flexible!
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