I have long admired the painting of the interior walls. Obviously, someone or several someones, have put in a lot of time & effort to paint this. It is Aboriginal in style, & has been carefully painted.
This is the side facing the oncoming bus. Just a hole, for watching to see if the bus is coming.




What ever happened to the wit of old, when hilarious or clever things would be seen written modestly on walls in public places, or public toilets- or even semi private toilets?
We used to find graffiti on our toilet doors or walls in the Hotel, from time to time. Not always of the "For a good time, phone Bella on *******"
Or "Lydia is a slut." To which some wit had added, "Is that the Lydia Teapot?"
One thoughtful soul had scratched " Beware the Limbo Dancers" on the door, which was about a foot clear of the floor.
Another had scratched right at the bottom of the door, "You are now sitting at a 45 degree angle".
Once on a trip to Sydney on holiday, we read, in huge letters, "The female orgasm is a Phallusy" . Which had a certain cleverness, & would indicate the writer had some brain.
Another, on a train, "Circumcision is no skin off my nose" caused muffled laughter as people spied it.
But the current scrawl of mindless 'foul' language & unreadable garbage does beg the question, have the perpetrators got any brain cells left alive? What possible pleasure could they derive from such mindless rot?
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I have tried the Pinetarsol, & unfortunately, I have to report no decrease in the itch. If anything it almost seems worse, though I am sure that is not the fault of the Pinetarsol, but due to some other mysterious cycle my body is going through.
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My Sister In Law,
She has very green thumbs, & has worked with growing for export, plants , specifically flowers, & in particular Roses. A consignment of rose plants were sent to China, by the company my SIL works for. It seems the roses all died through lack of knowledge on how to handle them. So now, her boss wants to take her to China to train the Chinese how to grow the roses.
My Beloved Brother is very excited for her, & has told her to go for it. I am not sure what she will decide. Having a new little grandson to love & cuddle is a bit of a deterrant.
Leaving aside the politics of China, I think it would be a very interesting place to visit.
Joyce certainly enjoyed her stay in China.
Jean Michel Jarre, Orient Express.