Gold Coast: Dreamworld Theme Park
Gold Coast/Queensland is known for theme parks. Dreamworld is known to be one of the best. Naturally, Lillian and I do not miss the chance to experience the thrill.
Australia
In 2014, I travelled to Australia on a work holiday visa. I had the time of my life.
These are the posts related to that experience.
POSTCARD sent! Contemporary Art
Mr. Koala bear postcard has been sent. Thanks to Cukamber for her question regarding the post, Fitzroy: Streets of Art. Question: Are you normally a fan of contemporary art?
Gold Coast: Sightseeing at Springbrook National Park
Bucket Lists I tell people that Machu Picchu is the only/last place on my bucket list. Thanks to Baño Cheng and friends, I checked that off in October 2012. Every place I visit from then on is a bonus. I still hold that as true. As time goes on, I add more things to my list. It’s a different list, …
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What to do in Gold Coast: Sneak Peek
I was on holiday mode in the past week. It was a busy, fun-packed week. Ask Lillian. She came for a week, probably expecting to relax and absorb some sun. I took her on a roller coaster ride (literally), and there was nothing to stop me. I’ll write a little more on my next post, but here are …
Curiocity: Open House Melbourne
Melbourne’s Cityscape My first impression of Melbourne: old. I am expecting new, modern buildings, lots of green, clean-cut grass, blue sky, lots of space. What I observe is vintage – Victorian-style housing, restaurants that are narrow, the old tram system, and Flinder Street Station. Maybe it is the warm, yellow, rustic tones of the cityscape that contributes to the worn look. …
The Last Samurai vs. Blonde Girl First
A poem. Dedicated to Nadya, the poet whom I take literally too many times. Special thanks to Spirit Games of Ultimate Frisbee, and the Samurais of Werribee. in the depths of the Werribee forests fourteen warriors venture into unfamiliar lands they climb atop summits, drench in rivers as a clan, they stay but as darkness approaches so do the distances between them …