Steph's Travel Adventures

 Hiya to my Readers, Today we found ourselves with the same people mentioned in the previous blog, but by this time, in accordance with the blog's title, it's now 7:30pm! To my surprise, Brisbane Entertainment Centre had an MLAK toilet. To your average person, these toilets may not seem like much, but to a disabled person, they are the Rolls-Royce of toilets. In any case, that was not the main event of the evening.  We arrived at Ricky Martin's concert at around 6pm. But before that, we actually went to Motto, a Japanese Restaurant in Westfield Chermside Shopping Centre. I had some gyozas, and I know this is very silly of me, but I cannot remember what my carers had eaten. Skipping back to Ricky Martin, I do not know who his support act was because it wasn't the one on the ticket. The original artist was meant to be Rita Ora, but we were advised she would not be coming due to her own schedule of events. As soon as Ricky Martin started singing, Sofia erupted into song. A...

 Hello again, readers! This adventure finds us on one mammoth day out of the house. Firstly, Wiesia and I left the house around 8 o'clock to pick up Sofia by 8:30am. And we made our way to Brisbane for the first, but not the last, performance of the day.  So, first, we found ourselves at the Redland Performing Arts Centre, where I was elated to learn we could get tickets to The Lost Balloon. It was a masked theatre performance, meaning there were no spoken words. Everything was done through movement, and it was very uplifting to watch. Another reason I went to see The Lost Balloon was that our Blue Roo director, Clint Bolster, was performing in it, and I wanted to support him in some small way. I was actually amazed that I could still get tickets, considering how late in the game I purchased them. In any case, I was so excited to get my hands on tickets, and once I did, I knew it was going to be a hectic day. Unfortunately, I didn't get to catch a glimpse of Clint before or af...