Thoughts:
- I absolutely miss both of those countries, although New Zealand will always be the winner in the epic Kiwi vs. Aussie battle... I just love their culture, openness, and the beautiful scenery.
- Oddly, I miss the simplicity of life during my time overseas...
- Yes, I had class & mandatory field trips BUT everything else was done on my own time
- NO cellphone!
- Walking the city or taking the bus allowed me to really take in the things around me
- Living out of a suitcase- EVERYTHING I had traveled with me, and all my souvenirs had to fit. It made life very simple, compact, and you knew what was important.
- Everyone I knew lived in the same building, if you wanted to see if they could hang out- you knocked on their door. No phone call, no texting... face-to-face interaction.
- Meeting new people, experiencing new foods (yes, I even ate Kangaroo!), and learning more about myself - and loving who I was then (sadly, I feel as though in the past 3yrs I've lost some of that girl...)
Sydney Opera House
Feeding a Wallaby
New Zealand Memorial built for American troops who fought by their side and died during WWII
Overlooking the main harbor near Auckland, NZ
Yes, that is a real lamb. (they are super oily!)Would you guys like to hear more about my time there & see more photos?
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That lamb is adorable!! Looks like so much fun!!
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I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU ARE feeding a Wallaby! Jealous! Well I am just jealous of your entire trip! I have super THICK hair, like it takes me over an hour is I want to straighten it! But some people said it didn't work. It did for me though! You should try out the modern updo pin first for thick hair.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat experience! I'd love to see more pictures!!
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