The whole area was set up with German/Austrian food booths, little Christmas trees, a blow-up snowman, and color-changing plastic ice cubes you could use as tables or chairs. The yellow things on this tree are advertisements for Lipton chai latte instant packets. They were giving out free cups of this deliciousness. I had seen a commercial for this stuff a few weeks ago and bought some at the store. It is so good; all you have to do is add hot water! Do they have this in the States too? It sure beats paying $3.50 for chai latte at a coffee shop (I don't like coffee). Yum.
After getting our fill of free chai latte, we watched the ice skating demonstration. The skaters were pretty darn good, considering the fact that Australians probably aren't really known for their ice skating skills. This was kind of evident when it was our turn to skate. Everyone got on the ice SO slowly and tentatively. It was funny. After a bit, everyone pretty much got the hang of it though. It was an 80s theme night, so there were fun Michael Jackson and Madonna songs playing. We had a good time speeding around the rink in the funky orange rental skates.
Not our feet! |
P.S. Hooray for Zack writing a blog entry! He did it while I was asleep, because he knows I'm a control freak and would correct his grammar and punctuation with every sentence. After our awesome day in the Blue Mountains (blog entry to come), he's up late working tonight-poor guy!
Before you know it, winter will be over and we will be on our way to visit!
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