Crest Hotel Sydney

... Needless to say I avoided sitting next to him on my next shift.<br>I have only been there 2 weeks &amp; already been nominated for 'Employee of the Month' how hilarious is that?? but also nice that someone has nominated me. you get $200 if you win.<br><br>I had a few interviews before this one but never got them due to me being on a working visa as people didn't just want to employ people for 6 months. I had a interview at French Connection in the city centre, think one of the ...

So this is the end of my travels of Australia - tomorrow we travel on to South America. Follow this blog if you want to find out if my big dream of buying horses and travelling on horseback comes true. <br><br>Six months of australian dust, cinnamon donuts and supermarket ...

... br><br>Weather was much nicer than at the weekend, very pleasant. Having had a good lunch and the usual quota of cappuccinos and cakes, we didn't feel like much more food, so a late snack of crisps and half an apple slice each was in order. Tonight was packing night, ready to leave Sydney in the morning.

... meeting up with Craig back across town, so we took a short cut through the park that we've been walking through for the last 2 days and LJ notice some big fruit hanging high up in the tree in front of us. So we stopped had a look and it weren't fruit it was lots and lots of bats, or flying foxes to be correct they were pretty large beasts and the more we looked at the trees the more we could see ...

... hotel to drop off my shopping bags which was great! Chris and Lindy had helped me book the hotel because they were afraid of me staying in a dodgy area, and it turned out to have the perfect location! The Rocks is a small historic area packed with colonial stone buildings, intriguing back streets and alleys, boutiques, pbus, tourist stories and top-notch restaurants. It&#8217;s the most exclusive place to stay in the city because of its beauty and its proximity to the ...

From the moment our train from the airport started circling round the CBD, it was apparent that if Melbourne was large then Sydney was super-size! Towering skyscrapers, the likes of which we'd not seen since Osaka, surrounded us on every corner. There was a very London-esque hustle and bustle on the streets like everyone was running late for something and the city streets were constantly lined with queues of traffic. Also London-esque was the torrential rain pouring ...

... little scary. In case you didn't know this about me, I tend to live a little in my imagination and last night, I thought that my imagination had conjured up an Egypt of my dreams which, to my unfortunate displeasure, did not meet with the reality I was watching. So I freaked out- what possessed me?! I love Australia! I love my family! I love everything here? Why go and live somewhere where I don't belong? Where I know no what is up or ...

Yesterday I was finally able to make it through the day without any naps! I am still going to bed early and waking up early but at least I made it to 9pm last night. Yesterday was hot and humid. After getting some breakfast and finishing up some necessary paperwork I decided to walk around a bit. I ended up spending most of the day in Darling Harbour, which was just ...

... about going with someone else is that I now have a few photos of me! And not ones taken by timer or with my own hand! And lucy is snap happy so I have loads now! When we got down from the pylon (only 200 stpes up to the top!) we decided to keep on going and walked across the bridge. Its quite big! We had a look round the other side, its quite nice, saw some news segment being filmed but had no idea what it was about ...