Bel Air Resort Broadbeach
2633 Gold Coast Highway, (Formerly Pacific International) Broadbeach, Gold Coast, Queensland, 4218, Australia
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Expensive Popcorn
... until he fell off again.
We head back home, Woody is shattered, and we dunk him straight in the bath, and then has some dinner, and watches a bit of the Wiggles. In my new year regime, he is in his room by 6.15 and has his stories and he is sound asleep by about 6.40pm. I am not sure if this is a positive thing, I will find out tomorrow morning – if he sleeps until 6am – we chalk this up as a win.
I get on ...
Reality Bites
... half watching and then end up engrossed in. We have the same conversation we have been having periodically. The one that goes something along the lines of, ‘we have to stop being on holiday, we have to get jobs, we have to get in a bit of a routine, blah, blah, blah’. We say all the right things and agree that the holiday really must end on the 28th and that we really must seriously get back to real ...
Loving the ‘Lucky Country'
Well, where to start party people?
Things have been pretty full on since we have arrived on the 20th Nov, I will offer a brief summary:
- First Sunday 20th in the country is dedicated to cold beers and reacquainting myself with some of my favourite, long lost snack foods. Good times.
- Monday 21st – sort car insurance, RACQ, buy Woody car seat, mobile phones for us and SAT NAV – winners. Woody has a ...
Near Surfers - Remembering luxury.... Jim's treat!
... a friend breakfast, Nanna the healthier option which set us on our way for the journey down to Byron in the evening.
It was just so good to catch up and be able to hang out with friends from Brighton and reminis. He was certainly doing well for himself and who could blame him living in what seems like paradise... before we left we used the communal swimming pool and had a sauna... stylish!!
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A house from home
... lift a finger for 2 days whilst they served us some beautiful meals and kept the champers flowing.
They took us for afternoon tea at their good friends house on the island where yet again we were spoilt with beautiful food and yet more champers!! She lives with an original £10 pound pom who emigrated to Australia in the 70's on a ship. They paid £10 for their ticket, it took 6 weeks to get here and they were promised the land ...



