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Hello there, Illawarra! It’s good to be home. 🏡
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See ya, Melbourne. 🌇👋🏼
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I’m away for work at the moment and have been thinking about the unusual experience of dining alone. (There were others elsewhere in the restaurant but this section was quiet.) It’s very odd to have dinner without family discussion and you take a lot of more notice of your surroundings.
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Melbourne sky
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Bee in motion!
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30-pin Stereo Syndrome is still a harsh reality for many.
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A lovely day in Kangaroo Valley 🦘
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Easily one of the cutest movie characters
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Sith bricks
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I’m a big fan of the new, quirky Arthur’s Food Store on Wentworth Street in Port Kembla. I carry on about this area all the time. It’s so misunderstood but has such great history.
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I can watch these two for ages. Animals live in the moment in a way that humans generally can’t achieve.
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It’s great to have Alien join me at my desk at work. Hopefully it will frighten anyone away who considers interrupting me. 😉
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I visited the Sydney office for a work event. It is a pretentious place and the coffee machine didn’t work.
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This product name sounds like a mildly offensive instruction.
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Rogue and Rio will happily sit on your head for quite some time.
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New South Wales democracy sausages!
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It is most amusing to watch two budgies trying to eat the tassels of a rug.
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I have never seen anyone who acts like this when wearing headphones.
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I always enjoy a good walk during lunchtime at work. This raven was doing its typical Australian whinge sound as I stumbled upon wild mushrooms.
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On this wonderfully rainy day, Rogue and Rio are perched on their play-centre and happily singing along to The Globalist by Muse as it plays through the HomePods. 🌏🧨💥🔊🎵🎶🦜🦜
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This is how we do playgrounds in Wollongong… stick a palm tree through sandstone!
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Natasha brought this surprise home for me today! The grip on the bottom is particularly amusing. I’ve never had copyright information on my soles before.
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Paco and Coco were a little bit scared of the massive storm, so we brought them inside to eat corn in bed.
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I couldn’t help but post this photo. You’re looking at the room-number sign from the hotel where I stayed earlier this week. Readability was obviously paramount.
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This hotel in Brisbane feels like a family resort in the early 1990s (at best). It was built and then never touched again.