After I checked Holgers Blog today I saw the picture, Ruth in a sun chair in the middle of the snow, and i said to my self, we can challenge that, so I took Linnea, positioned her in the same way in a chair, put one of our gliders beside her, and there we go….
We are currently here! Currently its raining like hell here in brisbane. Still its very warm, may be like in europe there days, but the water is just coming down. Fortunately we bought the long term setup and we are laughing.
We are currently here! We are back live again. After switching from vodafone to telstra we had to adjust the interface, handclapps for olaf, to proceed bloging. Have fun and enjoy the exciting news from australia.
We are currently here! High racks, as the sky. IKEA Brisbane, has just opened up recently and build a brand new store, based on all experience in the world. Its like a hugh furniture drive in. You park in a way that doesnt alowe any different parking as well as the walk through the “shop” until you hit this huge storage of stuff. Great to watch and fun tu walk trough especially on a friday, because there is no big crowd.
We are currently here! Birgit is currently gonne, heading for Sri Lanka to participate in Wellness under the “ayurveda” umbrella. Paradise Island the little resort is called. Via Singapore right into Clomobo with a personal pick up. We are expecting her back by end of february. Be well and have fun.
We are currently here! Thats the question. I forgot the name of that species, but it seams to be venomous after all what we learned in the Australia Zoo. In the gift shop we bought the entire collection of DVDs (6) to understand the australian wildlife better then ever as well as a cup for the morning milk for Linnéa after she named all the animals on the cup. With the turtule she was struggeling and close not to win the big price, but by asking another girl in english and getting the right answer, she finally made it. Congrats, Love!
We are currently here! Or something simillar it was called. Feeding the crocs, birds flying over your head and venomous species of snakes grasing on the field. Perfectly prepared by the one and only Steve Irvine, the owner of the Zoo, killed by an acident, jumping from a boat into the stinger of a ray, last year. Great show and everybody enjoyed it, even without him, his character and mantra was everywhere in the zoo.
We are currently here! Big crcos everywhere. Thats what the zoo is famous for. Owned by “The Crocodile Hunter”, Steve Irvine, the crocs can be seen in every single corner of the zoo. Of course there are snakes and tigers and elephants and spiders and everything else you think of, thinking about venom and dead people because of that, especially in the Australian Jungle up north of Rockhampton. But no sharks, they could be watched in Sea World at the Gold Coast. We all loved it here, but it was pretty dear but worth the travel and money spent.
Several interviews are coming up and potential working opportunities that could start soon and we are getting back, caught in the treadmill or my dumb dull mind, captured in daily grind. So we start it all over again, geeting the suits and the shirts and the ties and put the puzzle together. Whats coming up next you will finf out in xing.com or here.
