With
my time in India fast running out, I had time for one last visit to the Henry
Lawson Club – the High Commission bar.
This
place was a great pleasure to run as the bar manager for two years.
Last
night, Tania and I said goodbye to our colleagues.
Saying goodbye to David and the kids |
We
have a tradition at the High Commission that when diplomats and their families post
back to Australia, they visit the bar one last time and get to write their name
on this dirty, great big whiteboard set up right next to the bar.
It’s
a fun way to remember those who have been posted here.
Last
night, Tania and I got to write our names up onto the board – it then really
dawned on us that this really is the end of an era.
Also...what
better way to go out in style than with karaoke at the bar.
Chris
and Tania gave us “Islands in the Stream” and Tania gave it her all with her
signature karaoke song – “Paradise City”.
It
was a fun (if somewhat quite emotional) way to say goodbye.
Chris and Tania singing "Islands in the Stream |
Even those behind the bar were giving it a red-hot go |
Tania and the back-up singers |
Tania belting out her signature song: "Paradise City" |
Saying goodbye to Kamal - one of the nicest blokes you'll ever meet |
The singing continues... |
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