Comments | uberwensch: I am a dork

uberwensch

I am a dork

Oct 09, 2005 11:59

The scene: Work, Friday at assistant's desk ( Read more... )

travel, australia, pictures

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lightworship October 10 2005, 18:10:23 UTC

Breathtaking

uberwensch October 18 2005, 04:52:12 UTC

Thank you, all credit must got to the mothernature. I just stood, pointed and clicked

mitokondrie October 17 2005, 07:20:59 UTC

Never thought about going to Australia, due to large spiders and stuff like that. But after your nice pictures, I may have to reconsider.

uberwensch October 18 2005, 04:51:11 UTC

It was a good thing I got my plane tickets before I read about all the poisonous creatures that live there, including the spiders! I didn't have any spider sightings.. but I think I'd rather come across a big harmless spider than a small venomous one.

Australia was interesting. My recommendation is to go there for the scenery, not the cities.

Did you make it to Japan this summer?

mitokondrie October 18 2005, 06:58:40 UTC

Hehe, I'd rather not come across any spider, so I think I'll stick to cold sweden with minimal insects and non-poisonous creatures ;)

Yeah, I'd love to see the great barrier reef once, and the big rockthingie in the middle of the dessert.

No, I bought an apt in central Stockholm instead (like 75m from svaj), so all my money went to that ;)

uberwensch October 26 2005, 05:54:43 UTC

That is great news!! When did you buy? If you are so close to Svaj is it even worth having an apt when you can just spend all your time there? I found the Svaj menu card a little while back in my desk and spent several minutes having very vivid day dreams about sipping lattes on the pillows.

Are you still working as a designer at that clothing company?

I guess with all that going on Japan wasn't such a priority. There is always next year. Or you can go to Australia, but I warn you, everything is poisonous... even the Duckbill Platypus is venomous!! It's a crazy place with weird animals. All of them hop! Kangaroos, Wallabies, mice and possums, all of them....

The Great Barrier Reef really was a great place. Probably one of the best parts of the trip was learning about the ecology of the reef and diving.

My attempt to go to the rock was an unmitigated disaster so I'll refrain from comment on that. Other people seemed to either love it or hate it.

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