Australia Trip Post 4
Random bits and pieces:
When we were at Wet N Wild I asked the boys if they wanted me to upgrade their tickets so that they could come again by themselves, and would they be okay with being there alone? Scott replied "But who would be our camel?"
I got some arthritis type tablets for Mum's dog Celia from the pharmacy - there's a whippet on the label :)
While I still like Weet-Bix, you still need to eat them with a large amount of sugar.
Speaking of breakfast cereal - Scott has discovered the joys of Kellogg's Nutri-Grain. I've purchased two enormous boxes and a bunch of ziplock bags and will bring home as much as I can. He also likes the Nutri-Grain cereal bars, which I don't like, despite the layer of chocolate underneath.
Friday we finally went by the fresh donut place at the shopping center near here. Mmmmm.
I've started accumulating candy to bring home - I figured it would be less a shock to my budget than buying $80 worth the day before we leave.
Luke and I decided to play Scrabble the other night and were just overwhelmed with vowels. Eventually we gave in and went through all the tiles - there were an additional 21 letters, the majority of them vowels. Next time it should be much easier - this is what happens when you buy games secondhand.
My parents own the world's oldest clock radio - the clock part has the little plastic numbers that flip over. It is incredibly loud.
My bronchitis made the trip alive and well - I think the hermetically sealed environments I spent so much time in only encouraged it.
When we were at Wet N Wild I asked the boys if they wanted me to upgrade their tickets so that they could come again by themselves, and would they be okay with being there alone? Scott replied "But who would be our camel?"
I got some arthritis type tablets for Mum's dog Celia from the pharmacy - there's a whippet on the label :)
While I still like Weet-Bix, you still need to eat them with a large amount of sugar.
Speaking of breakfast cereal - Scott has discovered the joys of Kellogg's Nutri-Grain. I've purchased two enormous boxes and a bunch of ziplock bags and will bring home as much as I can. He also likes the Nutri-Grain cereal bars, which I don't like, despite the layer of chocolate underneath.
Friday we finally went by the fresh donut place at the shopping center near here. Mmmmm.
I've started accumulating candy to bring home - I figured it would be less a shock to my budget than buying $80 worth the day before we leave.
Luke and I decided to play Scrabble the other night and were just overwhelmed with vowels. Eventually we gave in and went through all the tiles - there were an additional 21 letters, the majority of them vowels. Next time it should be much easier - this is what happens when you buy games secondhand.
My parents own the world's oldest clock radio - the clock part has the little plastic numbers that flip over. It is incredibly loud.
My bronchitis made the trip alive and well - I think the hermetically sealed environments I spent so much time in only encouraged it.