Not a hip-hop dancer

I've heard good things about the Eveleigh Farmers Markets, and today I found that they also run children's activities each Saturday in conjunction with the markets. The rain is still around but it seemed mostly dry, so we headed off in our rain jackets.

Today's activity turned out to be a hip-hop dance lesson. It was supposed to be from three years up, but it was way beyond Louka's abilities. Not that she's that physically co-ordinated. She had fun for a short while, but it wasn't the sort of dancing she thought it would be, so we headed off to the markets.


There were quite a few stalls we'd seen at other markets (North Sydney and Blackheath) as well as a few new to us. Including a cupcake stall. After trying most of the available free samples (Louka loves free samples) she insisted on a cupcake. We grabbed coffees and found a table and sat down to enjoy them. Louka sat and admired the cupcake, and eventually pulled off the butterfly wings to eat, but then ate no more, so I packed it up to take home. I bought some lamb sausages for dinner and bread rolls for lunch, then headed home.


On the way back to the station, Louka enjoyed the skipping girls painted on the fence.