Carlisle Bed & Breakfast Melbourne

... in there, and she was drunk and looking for action from anybody. She was on my case but I wasn’t interested. She had shagged at least two other guys in the last 4 days for a start. She was easy for a second. I wasn't attracted to her for a third.
After me not responding to her ‘signals’ she went home in a bit of a huff (sorry but I didn’t exactly lead her on for Christs sake, she led herself on!!). I drank two more pints of Guinness and ...

... city centre to run some errands. Our first stop was the visitor centre where I loaded up on brochures and maps. I was delighted to find a used book store nearby and was able to poke around a bit. I found a small booklet from the 1940's illustrating in color 54 Australian birds. This book was given to all school children free of charge by the League of Bird Lovers and the Solvol Soap Company. The illustrations are charming. I also found an old ...

... it, it's already here. Whether we counted down each hour till its arrival or we watched the time fly by in a blur, we diminished the worth of a whole day of our lives simply by calling it a week. Does this make our mere mortal lives meaningless, or is it the limited quantity of the special moments, the special days, that gives our lives significance.

And if you haven't fallen asleep yet, here is what happened on the plane ride back home:

... so didn't bother going to have a look. A good bit of pub trivia, I didn't know that AC/DC the world famous rock band were from Australia until I read that they were now the top of the Aussie Celebrity Rich List and the fact they have an exhibition here as well but that could be any city really. From here we went in search of a little bar/cafe along the river to watch the world go by with a Milkshake in LJ case and a Pint of Ale in mine. Not sure if you have heard back home but it ...

... off and caught your breath, it'll be time to experience
Queenstown's legendary nightlife, and there's no shortage of venues for
dining and socialising - why not try an optional meal at the world
famous Skyline gondola complex. (B)(B)

... Magazine issued by the government of South Australia. It details the experience I had whilst in Adelaide at the end of my South Australian placement.

For the "Biosciences @ Nottingham" Newsletter 2009 another update was published (not currently online)

... we went to Torquay and started our journey along the Great Ocean Road. The road was built from 1919 to 1932 by returning servicemen from World War One. The road is aptly named and literally follows the coastline. The weather cleared up and we made numerous stops for photos. We found a nice campground at Apollo Bay and could hear the surf from our site. March 18, 2009. The beach at Apollo Bay was so beautiful we stopped to take a picture just before leaving. A man ...

... phish setlist black and white cement foam insulation southeastern ...

... need of shaving (as some of you have already noticed). Found one quite near our hotel and 10 minutes and $10 later it was done. The woman tried to get me to have a number 3 but I kept explaining I wanted number 1 as it would last longer. She kept saying "oh army boy, army boy", I thought "fancy dress maybe". After the haircut I'd lost Phil as he went for a walk around so I decided to have a quick look around the hotel and market and then head back to the hotel ...

... were out in Apollo Bay, we managed to get invited to a local house party. Considering there isn't much going on in these small towns, you can imagine what the party was like. Lots of weird people, including us(!) coming back to a house after being drunk and loud in the local pubs. Party was ****, and the host didn't like us much after we were caught nicking biscuits and cans of JD & Coke. That and mug grenades made it a good end to the night, watching the stars (yea we were pretty ...