This was the best fireworks display I've ever seen and the largest celebration I've ever been a part of. Oh, and the frozen yogurt in my hand was delicious!
So here I am doing my best to look snazzy for my interview, which as it turns out was really just a meet and greet. The staff at Haberfield is very friendly and I think I'm really going to like it there. I've already gotten to be very hands on and I've only been there twice.
The stadium is huge! It held about 110,000 people during the games and can be evacuated in 15 minutes. There are also these big spiral ramps ( you can see one off to the right) that allow ambulance access to every level. Smart thinking, Australia!
I've only been to a couple of beaches so far, but I have to say I prefer Coogee over Bondi. Much less crowded. side note: one of my roommates got clocked by a surfboard at Bondi on the second day we were here. He's going to be on TV... he's pretty excited about it
I'm attending the Billy Blue school in Northern Sydney just across the harbor from where I live. This means I pass the opera house everyday on my way to class as I take the train across the harbor bridge, which is you ask me is pretty cool. The school is a cute little english college right in the city with lots of shops and such around it so it's really convenient to get stuff on my way home as long as I'm in the area. I like it! :)
A word about this flight: I sat next to a lovely older couple from down south. The husband was on the aisle and I was at the window with the wife in between. They both had 4 cups of black coffee each and didn't get up once... it's a 17 hour flight!