generic levitra online size-medium wp-image-780″ title=”surryhills” src=”http://www.sydnerati.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/surryhills-225×300.jpg” levitra cost alt=”" width=”225″ height=”300″ />It’s always a good thing once we get past the Great Easter Hump.
Somehow the year kicks into full gear, no-one is complaining about “where summer has gone” anymore, and finally we can start pulling out our fashion layers in preparation for the winter and the Autumn wet-spells.
It’s during these rain-dotted weeks (and weekends) that it’s good to build up a few good indoor dates in your calendar…
But just before you go and do that, the buying drugs online without prescription target=”_blank”>Surry Hills Festival is on again tomorrow. In a smaller venue this year (the traditional Prince Albert Park is undergoing renovations buy cialis today right now and they’ve moved around the corner to Ward Park) and while that means less stalls and activities cheap cialis brand name than they can normally squish in, they’ve still managed to shoe-horn in the huge variety of colour, food and entertainment you’ve come to love of this annual event.
If the rain is tumbling down over the weekend, there’s heaps on indoors to keep you entertained. Animals out of cheap levitra generic Paper (Ensemble Theatre, Kirribilli) has been getting some pretty Buy aciclovir good reviews and worth a look. The story of a reknown origami artist and her relationships, this clever play blends the art of paper-folding into its narrative for quite a unique experience.
However, the popcorn may just be served that little bit bigger if you hit up George Street (or your local megaplex) to check out Kickass, which opened yesterday. This comic-adaptation features a bunch of nerdy kids who decide to become superheroes by simply dressing up and kicking ass, and is looking to be the next big comedy hit of the year with side effects cialis the OS reviews already raving.
Also getting a lot of press this week is the Museum of Sydney’s latest exhibition Skint! Making Do In The Great Depression. With a huge collection of items and images from the 1930′s, this event looks at the various clever and innovative ways that Sydney folks managed to get by during the Depression – basically a whole lot of MacGuyver action sildenafil citrate going on, with useful household items and tools created buy cialis overseas using nothing but a piece of wire and an ampicillin sodium old box etc.
If you’re up for some cool tunes, check out Doug Williams & The Mix this Saturday night at Raval. The reknown “Godfather buy generic viagra online pharmacy online of Soul” is going to be kicking it old-school with his own family-dotted band starting from 7:30pm, and is totally worth the trip if you haven’t seen him and his funky stylings before.
But really, if the weather holds up – this weekend should really be all about the Surry Hills Festival – get on out there … good times guaranteed!
