Unguarded Moments in a Carpark

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I'm not keen on grocery shopping, especially with a couple of teenagers with hollow legs. But I found this in the car park

 Love the art work and Steve Kilbey would be great to see. He has a great voice. He was lead singer in a great Aussie band from the 80's called 'The Church'

Have a look and listen to one of their song 'The Unguarded Moment'

Enjoy x Luna
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