More Pictures!

Here are more and more and more pictures! This is a limited supply and in no order whatsoever, actually in reverse order, newest to oldest, but I have like 15 minutes on a fast computer, so I loaded all of the decent pictures that I have!

THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD ADVENTURE! last wed-fri...There were 6 of us in a van road-tripping it and camping for three days. The guys are a group of Nicole's friends she met in Cairns.

A pyramid at the beach by the 12 Apostles: top John, middle nicole and me, bottom Pete, Ross and Neil. The sights from the GOR were absolutely breathtakingly beautiful. We walked along this beach all by ourselves and made the first footsteps of the day!

The van! Me, Ross, Neil

In the words of our good friend Ash: "You guys are like koalas, you're cute, kinda nice and you sleep 19 hours a day!" We tend to passout on the long car trips... :o)

CHANTEL'S BEACH HOUSE. My first weekend in Australia Nicole and I went to one of her good friend's house at the beach, it's in Blairgaory, pronounced "Blay-gary". I still have a language barrier, I can't understand most of the time, even though I KNOW that people are speaking English to me. Anyways, Nicole, Chantel, another friend Brooke and I had a girls night eating yummy food and then we went out on the town to the small bar/club.

In the kitchen practicing our self-portraits :o) Yay for camera timers! Me, Nicole, Chantel and Brooke.

Me and Nicole doing some warm-up dancing in the living room :o)

Me and Nicole enjoying our lolly-pops outside the bar :o)

HAPPY St. PATRICK's DAY!

Earlier in the evening Nicole, her parents and I attended the Rugby 7s matches at the Commonwealth Games. Nicole has good friends who are kiwis, so they leant us All Blacks jerseys for the games. New Zealand won the entire tourney, so they were great jerseys to be wearing at the time! We decided not to change before we went out to celebrate the Irish holiday and our attire definitely made the night a little more interesting :o) There is an intense rivalry between Aust and NZ, so people either hated us, loved us, cheered with us or yelled at us all throughout the night. Basically, we got a lot of attention for our All Blacks gear. We ended up having a fabulous night dancing our hearts out, but, much to our disappointment by the time we met up with friends there was no more Guiness left in Melbourne. None at all. No car bombs for us...