Thumbing through books in an independent bookstore (much more enjoyable than buying online). Sharing gelato (I use that term lightly, as all I really was allowed was to lick the drips as they ran down the side of the cone). The abundance of new parks to visit with white, not pinky red sand. The sight of water, be it river, beach or small water park. Good coffee and Rudolph red nosed baby cinos (who barely lasted past this photo).
I didn't get to go to some places that I wanted (let's just say a screaming crying toddler who wants to go home NOW in the middle of the David Jones food hall, does not make me want to sit down and relax with sushi and a coffee). And I didn't get to see everybody who I would have liked too, which was disappointing. But I'm sure I'll find myself another reason to visit again soon.
Apologies for the small text, and different texts in the last few posts. Something has changed in my formatting since we've been in Perth (I'll blame the slowest internet reception at our apartment/hotel), and I haven't quite worked out how to fix it!!
Apologies for the small text, and different texts in the last few posts. Something has changed in my formatting since we've been in Perth (I'll blame the slowest internet reception at our apartment/hotel), and I haven't quite worked out how to fix it!!
i'm so sorry you didn't get to enjoy the DJs food hall, because i was going to that one with you in spirit! it just means you have something to look forward to when you return - and a good reason to return.
ReplyDeletehow long does it take to get from where you are to perth? and how do you get there - fly or drive? i have no idea about WA.
(and blame blogger for your weird formatting - it likes to have little hissy fits every now and then. right now it won't let me reply in my own blog!).
I know, it's definetly frustrating!!!
ReplyDeleteYou can fly to Perth, which takes just under two hours, or you can drive which takes about 11-12 hours!