“I don’t like the word muse, but I do think of my drive as a person. Sometimes we’re getting along great, and then sometimes we’re not seeing eye to eye and we need a break from each over. I’ve realised that it’s like any relationship, if it’s worth pursuing you just have to stick with it and ride out those times.”
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Let’s face it, Christmas is a crazy time of year. While you’re out partying, enjoying the warm weather and catching up with friends you haven’t seen all year (or since last weekend), make sure you don’t take it too far.
From the Mawson Club to the Kingo, Canberra loves a bulk gathering just before the Christmas festivities kick into gear. And bulk people means bulk embarrassment if you decide to take it a little too far with your bowl of loud mouth soup.
It’s no secret that having a great local pub is worth its weight in gold (or at very least, XXXX Gold), and for a long time, Edgar’s has been one of the inner north’s best kept secrets – a prized gem among Ainslie locals and a great destination for anyone looking to grab a drink in a casual atmosphere.
Read MoreAs a venue that prides itself on being ‘Manuka’s pub’, Public Bar has long delivered a great pub experience and so much more to the area. Occupying the eye-catching corner of Franklin Street and Flinders Way, it’s taken advantage of its great location to firmly establish itself as the cornerstone of Manuka’s bar and nightlife scene.
Read MoreIt can be a polarising subject, but there’s no denying the popularity of the paleo diet in recent times – it’s been the most Googled diet over the last two years and there are over 5000 paleo cookbooks available on Amazon. With more and more cafes and restaurants offering paleo-friendly dishes, the idea of paleo isn’t as foreign as it once was, and Paleo Café on Braddon’s Mort Street has proudly joined the growing list of Canberra cafes offering a paleo-only menu.
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