Well, well. What have I been up to. Clearly I had a photo shoot with some kangaroos. We went to Symbio, which is like a zoo. Saw lots of Aus animals. Yesterday I went scuba diving down by Bondi at Gordon's Bay. The group did two dives and I was able to see some little sharks (3ft?), some lovely plant life and some fish. Lots of fun, but now I'm sore. As of now I am sitting at Julieann's parents house, awaiting the wedding which commences on 1.5 hours.....

Well, then we headed to the Great Ocean Rd... Basically it is beautiful. Pictures don't do it justice. But it's a long drive. I think the story is better told in pictures. We went from Melbourne to almost Port Campbell. We saw heaps of beautiful coasts, walked down a muddy staircase to see the lovely Erskine waterfall and drove down a rugged, dirt covered road to feed birds that perched on our arms and view koalas in their natural habitat. Most of the koalas ...

The last few days... Okay, so as I mentioned we headed down to Melbourne. Day one was my day of bad luck. First of all, Jules, Mel (her sister), Mother and I headed down to the city centre of Seaford to have breakfast as we waited to pick Sara up from the airport. I literally almost took out like 20 cyclists with my car door. I started to open it and then all I heard was "WHOA WHOA WHOA...etc" from everyone passing. Ooops. Then as we ate breakfast the serve...

A lesson in Australian English. Sunnies = sunglasses Sultanas = raisins G'day = good morning Overtaking = passing Queue = line Mate = friend Give way = yield Rubbish = trash Footie = rugby Cheering for = routing for

Well, after a 13 hour flight, we decided it best to drive upwards of ten hours today. Oops. Juliann, Mother and I are on our way to Melbourne. We have about three hours left on the journey. Few exciting thing have happened: 1.) I are Tim-Tams. If you haven't had them before you don't understand why this is exciting. 2.) Australia has interesting road kill. We saw a dead wombat and a dead wallaby. Sad. I know. 3.) They have funny signs. "Power nap now." "Koala ...