My holidays have finished. Probably, the summer holidays that I'll remember the rest of my life. First of all, because they were during the months of December, January and February, something completely new for me, having lived in the north hemisphere for the first 22 years of my life. And second, because I've discovered a whole new world in front of me. As you all know, they started the November 28th when I had to abandoned my old apartment, place that I still miss, not so much because of the flat, but because of the people that used to live in there. After that, the things went like this:
- Two week in Sydney in the apartment of my Chileans.
- 12 days in Perth and the wonderful West Coast.
- 10 days in Sydney, spending the most incredible Christmas holidays and an amazing New Years Eve.
- January 5th, I started my road trip on the East Coast with Chris and Candee, for two weeks.
- January 21st, I flew to Melbourne to spend two weeks in the house of my two good friends, Jamie and Dan for two more week, being one of the best moments in my trip.
- February 4th, I landed in Hobart, Tasmania, to spend there 4 days, visiting the city and Port Arthur, and then, travel with a tour for 5 days around the island, with the best guide until now, John, and a group of people that made the trip perfect.
- February 12th, I came back to Sydney to move to my new apartment with my new flatmates (2 Danish guys and 3 girls, from Germany, Sweden and France).
- February 26th I took off from Sydney, to Honolulu at 6pm, and I arrived there, after a 9 hours flight, the same day at 6am.
- February 9th, 8:15 am, I left Hawaii to arrive to Sydney on February 10th at 4 pm, after 10 hours and 50 minutes of flight, with more than 5 hours of turbulences.
And now, here I am, writing a little resume of all. Every point will deserve a post. I hope I can keep the writing rhythm according with the thing that had happened to me.
Anyway, this is not an inspired post. Wait for the rest, when I'm in assented again, with my feet on the earth, instead my head on the clouds (literally, because since November 17th approximately, when Line had to go back suddenly to Denmark, I've been in an airport at least once every two weeks, with no exception)
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