Red Hill Restaurant & Snippedy Do Dah

A new restaurant opened on top of Red Hill this week (upstairs from the Cafe)

Its called On Red. http://www.onred.com.au/

We ate there on Wednesday night, and it was nothing short of superb.

I do know the owners, however my comments above are not at all biased by this.

See the problem is that you paid for her plane ticket. You should have made her walk.

Good plan, Barney, but the child is resistant to all known legal drugs, as we discovered when we flew with her to Perth and filled her full of a ‘sedative’. HA!

Insert word for whatever is the opposite of ‘sedate’ here.

Yes well I agree with some other peoples comments. Children have far too much entertainment sources in their lives. Most of it is utter drivel which should be veered away from if possible.

I would suggest maybe a heavy dose of sleeping pills. Knock the kids out more or less instantaneously. Then reach for the clippers and a beer. Perhaps this type of approach may prove to be a real winner with the Yeti in question :):)

I should think so, Barney. I should make you use some wax on the child just so you can see what I have to put up with. Hence (hopefully) lavish birthday reward lunch, but not a Red Hill, it looks like. 😉

I didn’t actually. It was just some mild self amusement. Quite silly really.

Harsh, Cazjas, harsh! My kiddie didn’t watch the TVs, she just loved riding on a ‘horsie’ while getting her hair cut. Was a bit of fun, and after Just Cuts butchered her hair I was on the look-out for somewhere with reasonable prices that could do a trim. Horsie was bonus.

Agree with you about TVs everywhere, though. I was hugely displeased with seeing big screens pop up at places like KidCity and KidZone. Aren’t the kids meant to be there to run around and have fun, not gape at a screen????

My kid gets one DVD on Sundays, by the way. Her school advises a TV ban for young ‘uns, and I’m with them all the way.

Also, Barney, how do you know I wax my underarms? Talk about presumptous!

Children don’t need to be “entertained” all of their waking hours. They don’t need to be pacified with terrible television.
Why couldn’t the hairdressers just talk to them, like they talk to adult clients? What an outrageous concept!! Children aren’t people!!!
I’m not surprised they went under. It’s a pretty small market (parents who want to increase their child’s television intake) … isn’t it?

Go get a can of Dog-Meat, and spare the Yeti some of your underarm hair-wax.

Good chance for the kids to learn to behave themselves in public, perhaps, rather than being enouraged to be noisy and unruly.