a few side notes
Who was asking about food? Here’s one for ya:
I’ve had a few veggie burgers in the last week or two. Veggie burgers here aren’t made to resemble meat like they are back home. It’s a pattie of maybe hashbrowns or another crispy goodness and there’s chunks of vegetables inside it. Even whole peas. Now what is standard on the burger goes for carnivorous burgers and veggie burgers alike: burger (duh), lettuce, tomato, maybe mayo, and beets. Yep, sliced beets. And it’s surprisingly really good!
Another thing I’ve noticed as I’m meeting less and less native English speakers: I have slowed down my speech so much. I’ve noticed my inner dialouge has slowed down as well, which is what I find wierd. I’ve also noticed that my actions have slowed down and I’ve adopted a very slowish way of life, lounging around, taking a walk, sitting down under a tree to take in some scenery or a nap. I’m getting lazy, I know, but by whose standards? I’m enjoying every minute of it!
Tags: Australia
lauracat
Wow!! I am having a ball just reading your experiences, keep them coming, I feel like I’m right there with you. Of course I’m sitting here in the basement with layers and layers of sweatshirts on, as my furnace is taking a crap. Enjoy and embrace the WARMTH!!! Love, Aunt Eileen
I have not read your blog in a few days and I’m exhausted reading all that you are doing ~ you talk about being lazy? who are you kidding. Sounds like you are having one heck of an experience. Enjoy and stay safe. Love Aunt Mary
i thought most aussies spoke english. what language are they speaking? are there just lots of tourists?