I'm still busy with Australia government quizzes on QuizUp. I just took one about Aussie politicians named Bob. I thought it was cute. I got an 8/10. I missed the 8th and 9th one. I did worse on a quiz that asked a question about all the Prime Ministers in chronological order. I forgot what I got on that, but I'm pretty sure I missed at least 10. Yikes. Still. I enjoyed doing the quiz.
There's all kinds of fun quizzes on that page. If you're a fan of Australia, like me, I highly recommend it.
Yesterday, a nice man named Frank sent me a link to his Australia trip reports. Right now I'm reading about their 2007 holiday. I like Frank's writing. It makes me feel like I'm there. So an hour or so ago I visited Coober Pedy. Then I fed the cat, cleaned the cat litter box, took a shower, and then ventured off to Uluru. I really love armchair traveling.
Frank talks about how Uluru is so amazing, like some kind of spiritual experience. I remember Bill Bryson describing it in the same way. Or at least he said it was more amazing than he expected.
I often fear going there. I worry I'll end up being disappointed, and that I'd be better off seeing a different rock—one that's less famous, but charming in it's own quiet little way. But maybe there really IS something magical about Uluru.
Speaking of trip reports, since I have more people coming to my blog now (at least for yesterday and today), I was thinking I'll repost my links to my 2009 reports. I took them down after the 2013 trip, because...well, I don't know why. I guess I felt it was time to move on and concentrate on my more recent life history.
But now I'm going to move back to the past. I worried I deleted the links and would have to go through and do it again. But fortunately that's not the case. So....here they are.
There's all kinds of fun quizzes on that page. If you're a fan of Australia, like me, I highly recommend it.
Yesterday, a nice man named Frank sent me a link to his Australia trip reports. Right now I'm reading about their 2007 holiday. I like Frank's writing. It makes me feel like I'm there. So an hour or so ago I visited Coober Pedy. Then I fed the cat, cleaned the cat litter box, took a shower, and then ventured off to Uluru. I really love armchair traveling.
Frank talks about how Uluru is so amazing, like some kind of spiritual experience. I remember Bill Bryson describing it in the same way. Or at least he said it was more amazing than he expected.
I often fear going there. I worry I'll end up being disappointed, and that I'd be better off seeing a different rock—one that's less famous, but charming in it's own quiet little way. But maybe there really IS something magical about Uluru.
Speaking of trip reports, since I have more people coming to my blog now (at least for yesterday and today), I was thinking I'll repost my links to my 2009 reports. I took them down after the 2013 trip, because...well, I don't know why. I guess I felt it was time to move on and concentrate on my more recent life history.
But now I'm going to move back to the past. I worried I deleted the links and would have to go through and do it again. But fortunately that's not the case. So....here they are.
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