It has been the the most challenging and rewarding adventure of my life. I remember, at the beginning of our time here, Eddie and I would look at each other and say we can do anything for two years (which was our initial commitment). Little did we know then that 6 years would quickly pass and here we would remain.
The next week and a half will be dedicated to our lives here in Australia. People often ask us what are the things we like about Australia, and what are the major differences we notice. It is not really the big things that make living here so different, those are the things that you are prepared for, it's more the 1000's of little things that really make you feel like you are living worlds away.
A couple of things I never get tired of seeing:
1. It still surprises me to see colourful exotic birds flying outside our home, or around us when we are out at the park.
This is a red winged cockatoo
This handsome devil is a rainbow loorikeet
In all things Oz week what would you like to hear about? Food? More on animals? Aussie slang? The church here? What brought us here?
1 comment:
Melaine, I actually think we see kangaroos much more often when we're in Australia than we see deer here in the USA. It really is so neat to see them.
I love that our little Nat wants to "have" kangaroos in the song "Old MacDonald Has A Farm."
I love all of you and miss you so very much.
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