Graffiti Playdo Artists : Making it easier Graffiti

Graffiti Playdo is an online application used to create graffiti. This is almost similar to the graffiti creator but I think this is much more beautiful and varied. Maybe you need to try to use both applications so that they can compare. Everything is good because it makes us who could not be easier to draw in graffiti sketch or design. You can see some examples of graffiti created by this. If you are interested you can make and try it on the site http://graffiti.playdo.com/ or maybe you want to compare with the first try http://graffiticreator.net

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Some things are meant to be!!!

Not much of a blog after the weekend and this is the reason why.
We decided my 22 year old son needed to have his car replaced so we went car hunting with a budget in mind. The budget didn't but much after much looking and kicking of tyres. We didn't even want to waste time driving anything. It was even a pain having to deal with used car salesman. I put them and politicians in the same category. By the way - after our elections this weekend, it looks like a hung Parliament. The outcome is yet to be determined.
Back to the car searching. We arrived back home feeling depressed until I said to Sue, "Lets buy you a replacement car and pass your Citroen Xantia on to Mitch." Sue was due for an update so Sunday it was out and about looking at cars again. Her requirements were - it had to have a sunroof. That's easy, type in sunroof and our budget figure.
Up pops these choices and guess what - her Citroen gets replaced with a Peugeot. What is it that we always seem to have a French car in the driveway. Some things are just meant to be.
Anyway, more news later - I'm off to work now.

Possibly the last Open Fire

Winter draws into spring – today’s early morning sky was cloudless, clear and blue as it blended with the bay’s waters. Chilly as it was, our morning group ride opened thoughts of spring and warmer rides over the next few weeks.
We invited friends from the MG Car Club to join us for dinner tonight and Sue has me vacuuming and organizing what will possibly be our last open fire for winter.
I must admit to looking forward to the summer BBQs with friends in the backyard again soon.

As the hunter and gatherer of the family, I organised the wood for the fireplace.

Our house has two open fires but the lounge room is the most interesting one.
When we moved in, the fireplace had been renovated in a 60s style or as we used to say in the northern suburbs, Greeked. During the 50s and 60s we had a high influx of Italians, Greeks, and oh yes, Pommies.
Both the Greeks and Italians would buy the cheaper (then) inner suburban houses and in their own special way, modernize them.
Anyway, I pulled out the "Greeked" old gas space heater after we installed central heating. Another motor racing enthusiast friend of mine offered me a wooden overmantle and would you believe it was the same design as the one that used to be there originally in 1929.
How would I know, you ask? Well after years of the room being painted, I could see the faint silhouette of the original overmantle. How good is that?
But I digress – where was I? Yes, we invite our friends, Kaye and Ray for dinner.
Sue sent me down to Uncle Dan’s (Dan Murphy’s), our local wine cellar where I found a nice crisp wine to start with. It is a Sancerre Sauvignon Blanc from the very eastern Loire in central France. This wine brings back memories of sitting in the hilltop village of Sancerre, sipping a glass of wine in the sunshine before the rains came.
The red is one that we enjoyed at a small back lane restaurant in Vienne earlier this year.
It’s a 2005 E. Guigal Cotes du Rhone vin rouge. It seems that memories of our travels are activated by the label on a wine bottle.
I also bought a local Pinot Noir, mainly because of the label. It’s a Killara Estate “Racers and Rascals” wine from the Yarra Valley. The label depicts a racing Austin 7 in the vineyard.
The property where the vines now take over was the property of one of Australia’s great motor racing drivers. Just after the war Lex Davison and his wife Diana lived on the property and ran the first ¼ mile speed trials on their driveway to the house for the Vintage Drivers Club. Lex later became an Australian Grand Prix winner and one of the personalities of Australian Motor Racing. Part of his and Diana’s early motor racing history is featured in my book, “Rob Roy Hillclimb”.

Lex Davison manhandling his huge Mercedes at Rob Roy Hillclimb around 1946.

OK, you want to know what Sue is cooking now…..
Sue says;
Nothing too fancy.
We’ll start with smoked trout with a horse radish, sour cream and herb dressing on sliced baguette.
Then beef, mushroom and red wine pot pies with a home made spicy tomato relish, and garlic potato and pea mash.
Finish up with little chocolate puddings with molten choc centres and cream.
Almond macaroons with coffee. Yummo.

The night went well with and we awoke to another cloudless sunny Sunday morning sky.
Roll on spring and summer.

Easy GraffitiText with Using Graffiti Text Generator

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GRAFFITI TEXT GENERATOR

Easy GraffitiText with using Graffiti Text Generator

Graffiti Text Generator an online application that is used for convenience in making graffiti text design as they wish. In the application you just fill in the field provided with the letters you want, choose the words that you like. That way you'll love the results more graffiti text you later. In addition there is also provided a few features such as choice of typeface, font size, background and text colors that will be displayed. Try you make, it's so easy like a dream. Be the first to try and visit this site http://www.easygraffititext.com/.

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Graffiti Alphabet Letters "JKL"

Graffiti Alphabet Letters "JKL"

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Graffiti Alphabet Letters "GHI"

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Graffiti Alphabet Letters "GHI"

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Federal Elections in the land of OZ

You better believe it - It's a bit like the yellow brick road in the land of OZ with the opposing federal political parties throwing gold at us so we will put them in government.
Yes, I am cynical and why wouldn't you be when instead of telling us what they can do for us, they are telling us what their opposition can't do for us.
I'm in sales and the first golden rule is not to denigrate your opposition. A good rule for our politicians I think.
I'm more concerned with what they can do for health, education, infrastructure and the aged. Judging by the election advertising, they are more concerned with either keeping their jobs or improving their jobs.

This has got to be one of the worst political campaigns of all my years of voting - and I am a fence sitter. I vote on political party policies, not on personalities - not that many of them have a personality, well let's just say one that's not manicured by their minders.

Julia and Tony, which will be Prime Minister in the land of Oz on Sunday?

Having said that, economically, Australia has weathered the GFC better than most countries so the current government must have done something right, but why did they do a Judas (Julia) on their Leader. (that's Kevin if you didn't know)

Yes, I'm sure political cartoonists the world round can be cruel.

The political cartoonists are having a great time leading up to our elections this weekend. Sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, but always cruel. They seem to exaggerate the worst points of Politician's appearance without fear of retribution.

I'll let you know the outcome after the weekend if I find out - I really need to mow the lawns this weekend.

Funky Friday Stuff

On a lighter note, I was in Collingwood, home of creative graffiti and spied this huge mural wall and the little angel with a broken heart - how sad.

I promise to be more positive next post after I've voted.

Did you know voting is compulsory in Australia otherwise we get a $50 fine. It might just be worth it.