An alpaca to keep you warm at night
I want one of these, just like in the picture.
As displayed in the window of Champion Textiles.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
What is Nosey In Newtown?
Nosey in Newtown is about what goes on right under your nose. It's curosity about your habitat and engagement with your home. It's treading every footpath and delighting in every funny-looking dog and finding the beautiful in the familiar. It's about talking to the local shopkeepers and feeling connected with your community. It's about reclaiming the right to be a nosey neighbour. Not being invasive, or meddling, but sticking your nose around a few corners and sniffing around for surprising finds. Because what's going down in your neighbourhood is your business.
Have you been Noseyed?
If you've received a Nosey In Newtown calling card like this, then you've been Noseyed! You've inspired your neighbours to ponder something intriguing or wonderful that you have done. It would be lovely if you could leave a comment or send an email to let Nosey know more. No-one's privacy is invaded on Nosey In Newtown, and the location of private property is never revealed, but if you'd prefer to be removed from the site, that's no problem at all.
Contact Nosey
Hey, that"s not in Newtown!
Nosey Notes
- street art (31)
- signs (28)
- Local businesses (21)
- Mysteries (21)
- Houses (14)
- events (13)
- Wilson Street (12)
- local history (10)
- Local identities (9)
- Wildlife (9)
- Council (8)
- Food (8)
- Letterboxes (7)
- Parks (7)
- Dogs (6)
- Transport (5)
- Arts (4)
- Beautiful Things (4)
- Cats (3)
- Music (2)
- Backyards (1)
- Hopscotch (1)
- Local groups (1)
- Medical services (1)
- industry (1)
Nosey's Neighbours
- Paws To Play
- New View Gallery
- Zanzibar
- Sushi Train
- Tim Products
- Serendipity Ice-cream
- Soho Hair and Wigs
- Furr
- Fish Records
- Crumpler Bags
- The Art of Tiles
- Fantasy Futon
- Covered In Paint
- Afghan Interiors
- Nest Furniture
- St Lukes Op Shop
- Retro A Go-Go
- In Visible Light
- Towers Antiques
- Utopia Hair
- Faster Pussycat
- Marlborough Hotel
- King Street Conservatory
- Samadhi Yoga
- Shorties Children's Wear
- Holy Sheet
- Ice + Slice
- Newtown Library
- Aftertaste Clothing
- Cat Protection Society
- New Theatre
- Hum Music
- King Street Cyclery
- Newtown Art Space
- Paint It Black Records
- Newtown Art Supplies
- Stacks of Wax
- Eastern Flair
- Native Beauty
- Madame Fling Flong
- Gallery Serpentine
- Happy High Herbs
- Cydonia Glass Studio
- Dragstar
- Yoshi Jones
- Wilson Street Gallery
- Defiance Gallery
- Infancy
- The Flower Room
- Blue Dog Posters
- All Buttons Great And Small
- Artwise Amazing Paper
- Newtown Precinct
- Red Room DVD
- Dendy Newtown
- Enmore Theatre
- Sydney Buddhist Centre
- Pulp Books
- Better Read Than Dead
- Newtown Neighbourhood Centre
- Nunnery Bike Workshop
- Cheeky Transport
- GoGet CarShare
- Alfalfa House
- Gelatomassi
Archive
- December (1)
- March (1)
- February (2)
- January (2)
- December (3)
- November (1)
- October (6)
- September (3)
- August (2)
- July (4)
- June (5)
- May (2)
- April (3)
- March (3)
- February (4)
- January (5)
- December (3)
- November (6)
- October (1)
- September (2)
- August (4)
- July (10)
- June (7)
- May (8)
- April (15)
- March (14)
- February (5)
- January (1)
Subscribe To Nosey in Newtown
Posts
Comments
6 comments:
I bet you want one! I want one too! And we wouldn't want them to be lonely, so we'd need two each. Any aspiring alpaca breeders out there take note!
The only problem is that you'd need to sleep on the floor so that your 'quilt' had enough room. Tabby, I've tagged you for that eight things meme. Hope that's OK! Details on my blog.
!
That is my dream!
i can't even sleep with a cat on the bed, let alone an alpaca!
Not even if the alpaca had its loving hooves around you, Mischa?
let me tell you, the fun would soon wear off - having spent most of my winter nights with a hairy mutt (that's buster, not Tim!) butted up against my legs, it produces an exorbitant amount of heat - you would soon pass out from alpaca heatstroke!
Post a Comment