Just What's A Canker Sore
9 years ago
Saturday, August 06, 2005
Well today was the day that Ingi & I played in a busking comp for the opening of the 'Winter in Banyule: Celebrating the Arts' festival. It was fun! There were 5 buskers chosen from the ones who sent in applications and we were one of those lucky groups. We played two half hour sets in Were St. Montmerency and had a selection of people hanging around to watch us which was nice! We like having an audience! There were prizes given out at the end of the day. Unfortunately we didn't win any :( That's it, everyone do a collective groan....
*COLLECTIVE GROAN*
The judge's prize was $500 and that went to these two amazing acrobat guys who had a full on show! They deserved to win! Here's them posing for a photo after they won:
You should have seen what they could do! Then the people's choice award of $100 went to these two girls who did this African drumming routine. We were disappointed at not winning, but the other people really deserved to win, so it's all good. We're cool. We got a thankyou gift bag thing that had all sorts of goodies, the most exciting one being a small box of chocolates, so we could console ourselves after having lost.
But a huge thanks to those of you who came to support us, we really appreciate it. Here we are before we got underway:
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Tough competitions, sucks you didn't win. :(
like how you use tink
How did you find my blog tinker bell?
I have a few friends who do living statue stuff. They are absolutely fantastic at it! But no way could I be bothered putting on all that paint!
Yeah, a busker is a street performer BAP. I didn't realise that was an Aussie word. There you go!
En español:
Así pues, usted odia los americanos o qué deseo usted toda la respiración de la ensalada del dado
I like your blog, I try to translate, is not work?
Hey Tinker bell. Nice to have you around!
Sorry, I can speak spanish!!! Nice to have you though!
King Kohl, I sing in an accousitc duo with Ingi. She's on guitar. I also play a percussion egg. I love the egg!