Hi, hello, hi!

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Oh, hello there. Didn't see you come in.

Today I got sunburnt on my face. Stupid me. I walked from Women's to Darling Harbour, then around Darling Harbour, then up to some random suburbs, then realized I was lost and in a shady part of town and hark, I happened upon Darling Harbour again. I love Darling Harbour..it's so darling.. ha ha.. ha.. It's got parks, the aquarium, the naval museum, the chinese garden of friendship, eateries and drinkeries, etc.

After I happened upon it again, I decided to eat my sandwich and read my book that I had purchased at the aboriginal music show I went to. It was free, which is great, and also interesting and informative. The guy played didjeridoos, which actually is irish gaelic for black guy playing a long whistle like instrument.. the real name is a yidaki. Yidakis are really really cool. There was an art gallery as well, with some great aboriginal art. I love aboriginal art, I just don't want to pay the hefty price tags..we're talking 1000 and upwards. The book I got is "The Archaeology and PreHistory of Aboriginals" which I really have enjoyed already. So I sat on the deck and leaned up against a piling and just read and slept a bit. As the sun slowly crept down, I realized I had to get back to real life, and so I walked back.

All in all, a very serene, lazy, Caroline-type wandering day.

Trying to think of what's been going on..Janice and Andrew and I went horseback riding, and slept in a tent overnight in the freezing cold, but that is an entry in itself- I'm just waiting to nab Jan's and Andrew's pictures. We also went to the beach on Thursday afternoon, which was beach-er-iffic...I saw my first live octopus! It was washed onto the rocks and then i watched it ooze and octapize back into the surf. I like animals, can anybody tell?

Last night we went to a reggae concert, which was fun..the second to last band was awesome, and it was fronted by a girl, which doesn't happen a lot in reggae that I see.

Ah.

Well.

Toodles!

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