week of pure fatigue...

Greetings,

Happy twelfth of July readers, because today i can stop stressing. Well officially yesterday i received my grades for my first semester of my first year, which I had only look at it today. And as happy as I can sound (I don't think that is physically possible through a blog) but this will do =) I won't be repeating first semester subjects ever again. Thanks God.

As the blog titles a 'tiring week' so it was. After Maryanne's debut, it started another eventful week because of my visiting relatives from New York, we showed them what (Aussie accent) "Down-Under" is all about. First stop was the beautiful city of Sydney by train, exploring the tourist attractions by the bus tours. Places we took them was the obvious places like the Harbour, Opera House, Luna Park, The Rocks, Harbour Side and Centre Point Tower. Events took place over two days. I sure had fun.

Visiting the coastal area, we had to head west. Our next stop was Katoomba towards the Mountains. We drove there and as the driver, you can see where the fatigue arises. We headed to Echo Point to see the wondrous view and landscape and also the three sisters. It brings back memories of the student representative council camp I attended in senior high. After taking memorable photographs we went deeper to explore Australia's landscape. By riding the Skyway, Train way and Cable way tours, which was another great experience.

Although it was cold and windy it didn't stop our eyes from witnessing the creation of God's hand. Those tours we rode on enabled great views and good photographs. Boy it was a blast. We found ourselves having late lunch (I mean late) and arriving in time for dinner which I don't think had happened.

Resting the next day, we did show them the developing shopping centre Rouse Hill and how they were amazed by our parking counter. Real neat. Our next destination of Australia was Port Stephens. Our family loves coming here. Dad and I driving a good day's worth of traveling sure had given me the chance to binge on coffee which I regret because I think I am creating a good sensation for caffeine. I'm still restricting myself.

Besides the sugar rushes we made it. And we took them to see great views like the Sand Dues, Soldiers Point and Salamander Bay. Particularly I always love going to the Sand Dues. Not because of the sand but how its near water and the vegetation. Anyways I was able to ride on a camel. And they don't spit! But they do chew and make you feel real tall. It was sure fun. A little bumpy but fun! Recommended.

Well today was relaxing going to Parklea Markets which they may already have countless flee markets in the states. In this last week or so, we've been eating out a lot and I think i gained a couple more kilos. I guess its good news. But sleeping has been a problem damn you coffee!

until next time
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relgin.
keep smiling =(