Showing posts with label ice cream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ice cream. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 September 2019

TCAOS (Year2: Day 78)

That's Gaelle (B-Camera Operator) operating a camera first thing in the morning!
I'm Edwin (Lucas Talent) and beside me is Las Vegas!  Haha!
Actually, it's Candice (Sound Assistant) and it's going to be her last day with us tomorrow.  :-(
Krista (A-Camera 1st Assistant) wore the right thing today.  ;-)
Ohhh...  Who does that cute bum belong too?!?
Sebastian, that's who!!!  :-)
I finally received Todd's birthday gift to me!  LOL!
Woohoo!  Production brought an ice cream truck to our studio! :-)
Janice (Script Supervisor) and I (Lucas Talent) sent a selfie to her niece, Mackenzie.  
Cutie pie, Natalie (B-Camera 2nd Assistant) and the photo-bomber, Vince (Key Grip).  Haha!
Mark (A-Camera Operator) tried on our team jersey, but thought otherwise.  I think it's because his wife is Catholic.  ;-)

Production: Click here.
Type of Call: Stand-in.
Length of Call: 12.6 Hours.

Saturday, 8 June 2019

A Wedding in Ireland (Day 8)

The breakfast was so good at McCambridge's that I went back for their Avocado Smash Toast this morning...
before hopping on the bus back to Dublin with the rest of our party!
Once we arrived in Dublin everyone pretty much parted ways with each other because we were so tired from our travels.  We all just wanted to get settled-in for some rest.
I booked a room at The Marker Hotel for the night.
It was pretty fancy...
and creepy.  Haha!
My room was pretty stylish!
The bathroom was...
absolutely beautiful!  :-)
The hotel was located in Grand Canal Square which kind of reminded me of Yaletown in Vancouver.
I eventually walked over to the Temple Bar District...
to do more sightseeing...
and people watching.  Hehe...
It was quite busy...
and obviously...
a tourist attraction.
The loved all the...
cobblestone roads!
Apparently, it's quite the hazard for...
drunk girls in heels.  ;-)
I bought some gelato and went outside to see this horse and carriage barrelling through the crowded streets just to drop-off its passengers at the bar!?!
I couldn't stop laughing.  It was such a crazy moment to witness a crowd of people parting like the Red Sea for this old school taxi!  So awesome!!!  LOL!
More historical...
architecture.
Trinity College Dublin.
I don't know what building this is, but it looked old, so I took a photo of it.  Hehe...
Here's a bar that's over 200 years old, Mulligan's!
And according to Kyle,
they pour the perfect pint of Guinness!
It was time for me to head back...
because I had to wake-up early the next day for the flight home.
I love this bridge.
It totally resembles...
a harp!
It's totally like Yaletown, eh?
When I got back to The Marker,
I went up to the roof and took photos.
I eventually got hungry, so I ordered another steak downstairs.  Haha!
Of course, I had to take advantage of my room's bathtub.  ;-)