Justine sang for half an hour and then I rudely butted in and said a few words and introduced ABC radio journalist Annette Marner who opened the exhibition. With the exhibition officially open, it was back to more music from Justine, mingling and of course looking at Kate's fine work.
After the exhibition we invited Kate, Justine, Mark and Lyn back to our place for an impromptu repast. It being Chateau Glenunga and David doing the cheffing duties, we had quail among other fine food.
Photos below are all out of order from the day . . .
The Alternative Four Musketeers - David, Harvey, Lyn, Mark
Justine with Mum, Kate. I claim no responsibility for this photo especially seeing that there's a finger partially covering the lens. David took this photo. And he did. I didn't touch the camera all day.
Do you remember Charlie Brown's school teacher . . . unintelligible droning - that's me there droning . . . on . . . and . . . on . . . and . . . zzzzzzzzzzzzz
Justine playing after the dinner-after-party . . .
Justine playing before the speeches at the opening.
ABC political radio journalist broadcaster Annette Marner opening the exhibition.
Kate's sister Anne with her husband Norbert and Kate artiste extraordinaire.
