February 2012
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I Can't Really Be Bothered
Cheers to those brave enough to travel from their country to an English speaking land. Our language comes from all over the place, changes quickly, has different versions and spellings (British/US), and has a million rules that are all broken as often as not.
I really enjoy helping people with their english and have been able to do this every day so far.
So, yes, cheers to these brave...
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WatchHere are some funny birds and Hollie’s funny laugh. This was today at a cafe/farm animal place where I fed pellets to ducks, peacocks, llamas, chicken, deer, emus, goats, mini ponies, cows, sheep, ostrich, and alpacas.
WatchThe emus weren’t as keen to make a show for the camera.
WatchOstrich Attack! Big bird. Funny.
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January 2012
19 posts
Food on a Shoestring
Someone just asked me to play a recipe game where i send a recipe to a stranger. So I thought I’d share the kinds of culinary delight I make on the road. There probably already is, but a backpacker’s cookbook would be a good idea. Here’swhat this poor stranger got:
Hello there,
I’m traveling as a backpacker in new Zealand. Ever few dollars I save is another day here. So...
Wellington
Tuesday morning I left prison sweet prison and my dear inmates and drove Sweet Susi five hours south to the bottom of the north island. It was my first major drive in the country, and for the first four and a half hours I was absolutely elated with freedom. My last half hour was nerve wracking because driving in new cities on the wrong side of the road is not my forte.
But, obviously I survived,...
WatchGannet Colony. Be glad there is no smellavision yet!
