pickSuper fast, super funny, super easy read. My mother for years was convinced Australians really liked onions ‘good onion, Mum!‘ But yes, as a migrant whose father was a carpenter on arriving to Australia this book gave me a tonne of laughs and nostalgia , it‘s very true to the migrant experience even that of the late 70s, early 80s, the Oz lingo was hard to follow. A lot of dinner time conversations about what things mean. See ya round, good onya!
so-soAn Italian immigrant in Australia of the 1960s. Entertaining and looking at life and society from a different angle, but a bit dated now
Favourite Hobby: Traveling, gaming, procrastinating
Favourite Drink: Coffee (black and sweet), Whiskey
Favourite Food: Char Kwai Teow, Ramen, Ploughmans lunch
Favourite Colour: blue
#asidefrombooks
Favourite City: London, Granada, Istanbul
Dream house location: Granada with a view of the Alhambra
Favourite Accessory: IPhone
Favourite TV show: Rick and Morty, Firefly
Last movie I watched in theatres: GotG2
Currently reading: The Silk Roads
Shout out to my Aussie peeps. I'm curious about how many of us are hanging on Litsy. I know there is at least one (waves at @Trav ) 😁
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