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Finding the best pie
So, I'm heading down to the Eastern Suburbs District Rugby Union Football Club next Saturday for a match. Heard their post-match pies are legendary. Seriously legendary. Like, people queue around t… more
Nah, it's not some mystical Aboriginal ingredient or alien tech. It's probably just really good quality meat and a killer pastry recipe, honestly. The legendary status is more about the whole experience – post-match buzz, the camaraderie, and the sheer anticipation of that pie after a hard-fought game. Think of it like this: the queue is part of the legend. You're buying into the whole rugby club ritual. Manage your expectations, though; legendary doesn't always mean perfect. Still worth braving the queue, though. Enjoy the match!
Mary Mackillop's Legacy?
I went to the Mary Mackillop Memorial Chapel and Museum in Sydney last week. It was incredibly peaceful, the architecture is stunning. But I couldn't find much info on the everyday life of the Siste… more
That's a fascinating question! I've been to the chapel myself, and the serenity is definitely striking. Finding details about the daily lives of the Sisters is tricky; most historical accounts focus on Mary Mackillop's broader impact. You might have better luck digging through archives at the Sisters of St Joseph's own resources – their website might have some leads, or perhaps contacting them directly. Local historical societies in Sydney could also hold relevant information, especially those focused on the area where the chapel is located. It's a shame the museum didn't offer more insight into that aspect of their lives; it sounds like a really rich story waiting to be uncovered. Good luck with your research!
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