What up my homies? I've recently decided - since this is after all a travel blog - to update it more often with my plans and travels, and keep the personal stuff to my personal blog.
Jennifer (this really awesome Swedish girl) and I had a tourist day a little while ago - and we're planning on going to the aquarium Saturday, which I'm super pumped for. Basically we went into the city, took pictures of fancy moving clocks, and checked out this place called Sci-Tech.
First we went into the city, and checked out Murray and Hay street, which was actually surprisingly fun. We didn't take the train, but instead took a bus, which was nice, because the kind of people you see on the train are usually of a strange caliber. Considering we were taking selfies, we were probably the strangest two on the bus.
Anyways, after walking around, checking out London court, and getting lost in a fancy church / shopping centre (seriously, it was both) we met up with James and went off to Sci-Tech, since our trip to the aquarium was post-poned.
Long story short... it wasn't exactly the place for people of our age group... that is what we weren't told before we went there.
Don't get me wrong, I love science, and I love teaching science to kids, but being there, the three of us, with a mean age of 20 years old, was a little strange, considering the mean age of the establishment was about 7.
Needless to say, we made due with whatever we could... We paid 10 dollars, and damnit I was going to learn about science. My favorite is the camouflage wall, since we are clearly the best dressed people in the place. There were many other attractions, but I didn't take too many a picture, so I didn't run the risk of looking like a seedy 20 year old.
Later on, I hung out with the British Bunch, who I will be going traveling with. The original British bunch names are here: Lady London, Madame Manchester, The Waterloo Woman (or Dame Darby?) and Bubble Bath... featuring DJ Sweden. DJ Sweden won't be on tour in Thailand, which is upsetting, but all the rest of the British Bunch (plus two I haven't made names for yet... but I will) will be attending. These other pictures basically highlight what I do on a regular basis. Party with friends, and push them around in shopping carts... Straya.
Anyways, that's it for now. I'm probably gonna post this on facebook, since what's the point in having a blog, if nobody reads it!
I'll update on Thailand soon, once I figure out what's going on.
First we went into the city, and checked out Murray and Hay street, which was actually surprisingly fun. We didn't take the train, but instead took a bus, which was nice, because the kind of people you see on the train are usually of a strange caliber. Considering we were taking selfies, we were probably the strangest two on the bus.
Anyways, after walking around, checking out London court, and getting lost in a fancy church / shopping centre (seriously, it was both) we met up with James and went off to Sci-Tech, since our trip to the aquarium was post-poned.
Needless to say, we made due with whatever we could... We paid 10 dollars, and damnit I was going to learn about science. My favorite is the camouflage wall, since we are clearly the best dressed people in the place. There were many other attractions, but I didn't take too many a picture, so I didn't run the risk of looking like a seedy 20 year old.
Later on, I hung out with the British Bunch, who I will be going traveling with. The original British bunch names are here: Lady London, Madame Manchester, The Waterloo Woman (or Dame Darby?) and Bubble Bath... featuring DJ Sweden. DJ Sweden won't be on tour in Thailand, which is upsetting, but all the rest of the British Bunch (plus two I haven't made names for yet... but I will) will be attending. These other pictures basically highlight what I do on a regular basis. Party with friends, and push them around in shopping carts... Straya.