Scamander & St. Helen’s
If you’re not into camping, you can go glamping in Scamander with a roomy safari tent for the whole family!
George Town
No matter what direction you go, you’ll come across the ocean!
Sydney
Before all hell broke loose and there wasn’t much talk about Covid-19, we went to Sydney. We had hoped to catch the Penn & Teller show at the Sydney Opera House but they canceled for medical reason. We still went and had a fantastic time. Be prepared to do a lot of walking and spend […]
Thankful
Quarantine has come and gone in my part of Australia but I’m still working from home. I had thought I would have had time to update the website during quarantine but I didn’t. I was working from home and home-schooling a couple of kids while trying to keep safe and sane. Besides that, my experience […]
American in Australia
I came across this article on my Facebook newsfeed: I normally try to steer clear of opinion pieces of Americans because I don’t want to be exposed to more negativity. But I clicked on this one. I’m thankful that I did. While it saddens me that it happens at all, I’m also happy to know that I’m […]
Better late than never
So just yesterday I discovered that corn meal is actually called polenta in Australia – nearly 7 years after moving here. Oh and by the way cilantro is called coriander here – that one only took me 6 months to figure out, cause you know, there isn’t something at my fingertips in which I can […]
22 Things America Has That Australia Needs
I agree with only a couple of these but not all. If we were to adopt all of these then Australia would stop being Australia and just become America. However, #1 and #2 are definitely needed! A couple of the others would be awesome but that’s about it.
Australian comedian tackles American gun laws
Check out this very funny comedian take on America’s (some of America) obsession with guns and he does it very well!
21 Questions Australia Has For The US
A few of them I ask about myself too especially 4 & 5!
