We've started to pack. I've weighed bags. I've negotiated with a 9 year old who wants to be permitted to bring home shorts whose front button no longer does up around his waist without significant effort.
I've looked at the 4 huge fleece hoodies the 11 year old still has in Australia and wished I'd thought to send them home with my father in September.
I've hosted brunch with a group of Australians who generously offered to help us eat the remaining maple syrup.
We've consumed wine! How could I forget that? We have been sticking to our 4 bottle a week required consumption rate. It's a tough job, but we're up for it.
Mostly I've been planning our next adventure. The plane that leaves in 28 days is taking us to New Zealand for over a month. We are planning a huge trip to cover both islands over 35 days.
So we're sad to leave Australia and excited to experience NZ and excited to get home in January. The only thing I am not even a little bit excited about is the cold.
No. Just no. Come on Canada.
1 comment:
It takes really, really good friends to help with the maple syrup.
(If it helps at all, your Christmas gift is oriented towards keep you warm.)
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