My Lazy Sunday

The interested reader may already know that I didn't get up early. But - and that was really the best thing that day for me - I had no hangover, in fact I would claim that I was very close to being sober when I came home, after a walk from Redfern station. I didn't do a lot of things last Sunday, I sat in front of the computer listening to random music for more than two hours. Luckily Sander decided to have a BBQ at his place and as I was very hungry and had not left the house before I rode my bike up to Glebe (53 Darghan street, you stalkers). This place is very funny. It's like a small IKEA store, for real. The story to this is, that one of his flatmates works at IKEA Sydney and as the company wanted to get rid of some stuff, they got the whole furniture ... for free. Very convenient, huh?
The BBQ itself was also very nice. Although you could insult someone here by saying "you couldn't even organize a BBQ" I feel free to mention that we're really getting better with that wich (to some extend) is part of becoming an Aussie in my opinion. A lot of people canceled and so we had heaps of food (yeah, one big mistake... you don't have to bring stuff for everybody). Actually Marc and Sander were the only guys eating meat at first cause Greg is (at least sometimes) vegeterian. Please, guys, now that it's official don't bother him with that anymore, okay?
Finally, after being awake for the amazing amount of seven hours, I decided to leave, wanted to be fit for running on Monday morning. And hey, why pushing yourself on a Sunday?