Gister loop ek in die winkel, en soek vir iets vinnig om te eet vir aandete. As Leon en Alrich eers gaan “squash” speel, is daar min tyd vir eet, en partykeer is hulle te moeg om my kos te eet, nadat ek ure voor die stoof geswoeg het om aandete aanmekaar te slaan. Ek besluit toe om sommer vinnig hamburgers te maak, want al is Leon hoe moeg, hy het altyd plek vir ‘n hamburger.
Loop en soek na die “patties” – ons moet nog gewoond raak aan die vleis, hier is niks soos ons dit ken nie. As jy “patties” koop, moet jy self sout en “spices” oorgooi, want die ozzies voeg niks by nie, neeeee .... rou vleis is rou vleis, en jy moet self bysit wat jy van hou. So nadat ons die eerste keer “patties” sonder sout geeet het, het ek gou geleer.
Stap toe na die rak waar die “patties” gehou word in Woolworths, en ja, daar is dit. Maar ........ waste snaakse vorm is die goed? Kyk, en kyk toe weer, en kyk net, dit is in die vorm van Australie. Hierdie ozzies is baie oulik. En patrioties, lief vir hulle land! En met “Australia Day” net om die draai, moet selfs die kos die ozzies herinner aan hul liefde vir hul wonderlike land. Neem ek hul kwalik? Nee, glad nie, ek kan sien hoekom hul so mal is oor hul land. Australie is “amazing”.
On Australia day, January 26, we come together as a nation to celebrate what’s great about Australia and being Australian. The public holiday is traditionally a time for backyard barbecues and cricket, for zinc-smeared noses and eskies filled with beer.
It’s also a time for looking at our achievements and celebrating our prospects, which is what the business community does when it gathers together for the annual Australia Day Lunch. This prestigious event and enjoy the best of Queensland produce and wines, a lively program of entertainment plus the announcement of the 2009 Australia Post Australia Legends Award. People will be celebrating all over Brisbane this year.
Een van die dinge wat vir my interessant lyk, is die volgende:
Celebrate Australia Day and dance the night away barefoot on the bowls green. This year the beach meets the burbs – the green will be covered in sand. If you are feeling active you can play lawn bowls, beach cricket or Barefoot Bowls. The B.U.M.S (Brisbane Ukulele Music Society), the Clifton Hillbillies and surf band ‘The Ripz’ will be on hand provide entertainment. There are prizes for best dressed and best feet. Great Aussie tucker available for everyone – what better way to spend Australia Day Eve?
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