I heard about Jason McDonald through a friend who found him at the Mind, Body and Spirit Expo in…read moreBrisbane almost two years ago. She put her name onto his waiting list and when she finally had her reading was gobsmacked at the accuracy of this guy! After listening to her story (covered in goosebumps the whole time) I decided I would go and check him out. So after waiting incredibly patiently (it takes 12 months to get an appointment!) I finally got in last month... The reading was pretty amazing. I am somewhat of a sceptic when it comes to psychics but this guy was mind blowing! He knew things about my family that no one could possibly know. Things he told me my relatives on the 'other side' were telling him, while I was sitting there! He was engaging in conversation with people behind him that I could not see, it was fascinating. It costs $95 for an hour with Jason McDonald, and your names goes onto a 12 month waiting list. It is most definitely worth it though. If you are into this sort of thing I suggest booking an appointment as soon as possible!

Thank you for your reading today, was very interesting and since iv never had one before I was not…read moresure what to expect, you were right about a few things straight away and I hope the rest comes to fruition. Andrew was quiet professional in his work and was kind with his approach. I would be interested in having another reading in the future. Thank you again

Julianna has provided me with specific advice over the years. The difference between the advice she…read moreprovides, and that that some other psychics, is that her advice has been very relevant to my day to day life. There's a place for all forms of intuition, but I go to her for practical advice. I appreciate her straight forward approach, which is neither sunshine and rainbows, or harsh. She has predicted relevant events in my life as a heads up, however in a useful context. After a reading I feel as if I have practical guidance in my life, rather than obscure signs and ideas. That she would get one star from another reviewer blows my mind, however be aware of people who only have a few reviews, as is the case on any review site. I find it saddening that someone would post this, given that she is the most consistent and quality intuitive I've known. I really appreciate the amazing work she does, and would highly recommend her for readings.

The worst psychic I have spoken to her a few times each of which she just said things anyone could…read moresay given the information I told her she kept saying that it's a catch 22 and that I need to make a decision she said not one thing to indicate she was psychic at all I then found out a family friend of a friend of mine who is close friends to hers goes with her to sit in the crowd and pretend to acknowledge her powers as Juliana pretends to give medium and spirt advice from passed loved ones when really the hole thing is rigged I have more evidence of this

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Until recently I never know the Pine Rivers Art Gallery existed. It is located on Gympie Road in…read moreStrathpine across the road from the local library and although it is nowhere near as fancy as GOMA it is worth a visit. Inside, you will find a myriad of artistic creations from talented local artists. The Gallery hosts regular art workshops which are very inexpensive - in fact, most are free. They also run themed art classes for kids during the school holidays - we will be heading down tomorrow to check out the Crazy Animal Connections Workshop. The exhibits are changed regularly and there is always new artwork to discover at different times throughout the year. The current theme is Forever Young which runs until January 21 and includes exhibits about freedom, festivals, love, summer, youth culture, fashion, sunshine and nature. If you are looking for some free fun head down to the Pine Rivers Art Gallery for some imaginative entertainment - you might discover a hidden talent!

On Wednesday night the restaurant has a get a second meal for $3. We took advantage and got two…read morelots of pork ribs. They were amazing.

After reading about Dr Sketchy's online I got curious and wandered on down, sketchpad in hand…read more Spending an hour and a half sketching a gorgeous burlesque dancer is not the way I usually spend my Thursday nights. The experience, though, was a heap of fun and something I intend to do more often when Sketchy's starts up again in 2012. The event I attended was the end of year celebration, and took place in Puritan, a lingerie store on James Street, rather than the usual Glass Bar. This setting made the night even more unusual and surreal. The lighting was a little bright and took away from the intimacy of the night, but the enthusiasm and sense of community among the attendees more than made up for it. We were treated to a variety of costumes and poses by reigning Miss Burlesque Australia, Sina King, who was enthusiastic and friendly. Tickets were $20, which bought a Strom cocktail on arrival (Strom being the event's sponsor) and wine throughout the night. Nibblies were also provided. Normal Sketchy's events are $15 entry, so keep an eye out for next years' events, and remember to take your sketchpad and pencils!

Dr Sketchy's Anti Art School isn't so much an art class as a social event, one where you get to…read moredraw scantily clad burlesque dancers. The first time my friend invited me to join him for a Dr Sketchy's night I did not know what to expect. As soon as I walked in I was greeted with a free cocktail and a lot of smiling faces (both from regulars and the folks running the show). A very voluptuous and stunning woman in a red corset happily posed and chatted to the "artists" sitting closest to her. Now I say "artists" in inverted commas because Dr Sketchy's is an Anti Art class. They don't teach you how to draw nor expect you to have any talent whatsoever. They just encourage you to enjoy yourself and sketch away. This encouragement also comes in the shape of prizes given out throughout the night for things such as "most creative incorporation of Santa into the sketch" or just "model's favourite". You don't have to be the most artistic in the room to win these either. I was definitely not the best but got a prize anyway (I think they were being nice because I was a Dr Sketchy's virgin). There are plenty of opportunities to sketch away, chat and drink throughout the night. The model poses for different periods of time ranging from 1 min to 15 min poses, allowing you to practice different techniques. She also had a costume change half way through to mix things up a bit. There were some poses where her breasts were almost exploding out of her corset but everything stayed quite PG the whole night, much to some of the "artist's" dismay. The whole night cost fifteen dollars which sounds like a lot but for such a fun, interesting and unique night out in Brisbane the price it is totally worth it. It is best to keep an eye out on the Dr Sketchy's Brisbane facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/DrSketchysBrisbane?sk=info) for info on upcoming sketch nights usually held on the first Tuesday of every month, as the website (http://www.drsketchy.com) covers the Dr Sketchy's chain across the entire globe. The Brisbane Sketchy's is held at the Glass bar at the Judith Wright Centre on Brunswick Street, which is the perfect, classy venue for it. Whether you go to draw, drink, or just have fun socialising while doing something completely different, I highly recommend checking out Dr Sketchy's.

Walked in with a flyer from the bar saying it was happy hour from 9-10 at Ric's Karaoke and Ric's…read morebackyard, and when we asked if it was the right time were essentially told to fuck off by the bartender with shit all over his face. Would've been perfectly happy paying full price but completely ruined the vibe. Other bartender was nice enough explaining that he wasn't aware of the happy hour deal but we didn't want to stay because of the experience. Perhaps don't treat customers asking a simple question like shit, or maybe communicate with whoever is advertising happy hour deals AT THE BAR

The food was horrible! It wasn't as expected & quality was poor. Dominoes opposite was looking…read morebetter by the minute. Lift your game guys! Fries were nice, and it was open on a Monday. Disappointing for us travellers.