Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Geocaching by Reuben
We went Geocaching and I swapped a 5c piece for an interesting shell .
The cache was small .
We did another Geocache and It was well camaflaged .
We are in a hotel at Airlie Beach.
At first I thought it was a cabin then I looked at the what to do book and I saw the word hotel so It was a hotel. I sleep with my brother (Lewis).We watched the cricket. It was day one of the first test of Australia touring Sri Lanka. It was on the JAT. Sri Lanka scored 117 runs and Australia scored 66 /2. It rained most of the afternoon, Burns scored 3 and Smith and Kawaja made a fifty partnership.
I also went for a geocache at Red Cliff Island while I was camping at Seaforth. I caught about fifty hermit crabs while I was at Seaforth. I found a hermit crab that looked like Cranky Crab. I also saw a lizard that looked like Iggie Iguana! I was camping at Seaforth for about a week. We went for a walk to Airlie Beach Lagoon and I had an icy pole and bought some books. I'm probably going to watch the cricket again today.
The cache was small .
We did another Geocache and It was well camaflaged .
We are in a hotel at Airlie Beach.
At first I thought it was a cabin then I looked at the what to do book and I saw the word hotel so It was a hotel. I sleep with my brother (Lewis).We watched the cricket. It was day one of the first test of Australia touring Sri Lanka. It was on the JAT. Sri Lanka scored 117 runs and Australia scored 66 /2. It rained most of the afternoon, Burns scored 3 and Smith and Kawaja made a fifty partnership.
I also went for a geocache at Red Cliff Island while I was camping at Seaforth. I caught about fifty hermit crabs while I was at Seaforth. I found a hermit crab that looked like Cranky Crab. I also saw a lizard that looked like Iggie Iguana! I was camping at Seaforth for about a week. We went for a walk to Airlie Beach Lagoon and I had an icy pole and bought some books. I'm probably going to watch the cricket again today.
Friday, July 22, 2016
*Matilda Special Edition*: The next few days of week 2 in reviews
Review 1 (for day 1)
Southside Holiday Village
The cabin which we stayed in in Rockhampton was pleasant at first, but soon we discovered that it was somewhat unhygenic: a dead frog was found in the pool. I'm not complaining, as much accomodation is rather small, but I had to share a room with both Lewis and Reuben, which, to say the least, didn't go down too well. But it gave us a place to spend the night and there were lots of beds, which were all comfy. Plus, the TV had Foxtel: huge bonus! Overall, if you're looking for a place to spend the night, this is the holiday village for you!
Review 2 (for day 2)
Big4 Discovery Park
The next cabin that we stayed in was like arriving in a luxury hotel. Laughing and joking, we went to the pool to cool down, as we're used to Canberra winters and suddenly finding ourselves in a hot Queensland winter is quite unnerving. Anyhow, The pool was deliciously cool and we all had a great time splashing about. Even before that I had realised another great thing about this cabin: I GOT A ROOM TO MYSELF!!! I was so thrilled! The next day we went to check out the playground. It was disappointingly forlorn so we didn't stay there long. Then we got to have a go at the buggies in return for picking up any rubbish we saw on the way. It was fun, even though I got the hardest buggy to pedal. After our pedal buggy cruise, we check out the games room: another disappointing result. We went back to our comfortable cabin to relax before our next exciting adventure. This is an incredibly luxurious caravan park and I recommend it thoroughly.
Review 3 (for day 3)
Dreamtime Cultural Centre
You know, I'd really like to say that this is more than 4 1/2 stars, but I could only say five out of five, and that would mean 100% perfect. Look at the definition widget I put up. That's impossible. Anyway, back to our experience. Dad took us to the Dreamtime Cultural Centre to see his friend Bob. We ended up watching a presentation on Torres Strait islanders. It told us all about the different islands and about kinship and Torres Strait islander's connection with the sea. Then we went on a tour of the Ted Mitchell gallery with a man named Wayne. It was very informative, and he told us a dreaming story. The moral of the story was "Always listen to your elders". The gallery looked like the Canarvon Gorge. We also learnt about life for Aboriginal people on stations. After that Wayne showed us some didgeridoo playing. He was very good and told us all about the different techniques used to play the didgeridoo. After that, we went to do some boomerang throwing. Wayne showed us how to hold the boomerang and how to flick your wrist when throwing. He made it look so easy, but when it was my turn, I found out that it was really difficult. Then we went to the Torres Strait Islander village to learn all about Torres Strait Islanders. Did you know that the only islands in the Torres Strait not claimed by Captain James Cook are called Saibai and Bedanug? Then we went to have some morning tea with Bob. It was delicious! So, if you're looking for a great place to learn all about Indigenous Australians and Torres Strait Islanders, check out this website: http://www.dreamtimecentre.com.au/ .
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Days 5 - to the end of our stay at Mym and Simon's house Week 1 Matilda
Day five started off very boringly, so I'm just going to skip long, detailed explanations and say: Uncle Lolly and Dad did some fencing while we sat around being bored. To top it all off, there are pictures above. Simple! That's a great solution: dust off the boring parts quickly: time-saving for the reader, AWESOME! :) for the lazy writer.
OK, so next we have mustering the weaners. I'd been looking forward to it all day long. I got onto my horse when we came to a section where there wasn't much more ground to cover. Before this I was on the 4WD. Then I was on Catalina and I was on the lead with Mym.
SUMMARY:
The next few days were either wet and cold or a repeat of what we'd done previously. Thanks for having me! :)
Monday, July 11, 2016
*Matilda Special Edition* Cazza and Mym Interview
I have interviewed my Grandmother Cazza and Aunt Mym. Here are the results.
- Do you enjoy living on your farm/property? Why / why not?
Mym: Yes. I love the animals that surround me and I love the work that I do and the open spaces and it’s safe.
- What do you think of the blog so far?
Cazza: Some of the blog posts are a bit flowery, but apart from that it’s great!
Mym: I thought it was excellent. It’ll be very long by the time you get home.
- Are you glad that you’re being interviewed for a Matilda Special Edition? Why / why not?
Cazza: I feel privileged.
Mym: I’m very happy to be interviewed because it gives me an opportunity to share my knowledge.
- Can you give us an outline of your normal day?
Cazza: I chase my tail for a lot of time (I waste as much time as possible doing nothing). I waft around and achieve very little. I rev myself up to do my aerobic exercises. I love my breakfast. (Truth be told, I often have to have breakfast before I’m revved up enough to do my aerobics.) I say good morning to Pepperpot (my dog) and I throw her two liver treats which she leaps in the air and snaps up. With my coffee I have a quiet time of meditation and prayer in a cosy corner of the couch with my feet on the heater. Faith is an important part of my life. I talk a lot on the phone (I always feel that I have lots of important phone calls to make: keeping in touch with family and friends. I convince myself that these calls are very important because I don’t want to start work.) I may pay some bills, do a bit in the office, put off as much housework as possible and eventually may end up doing one job in one room. I do some work on history of family (which I love). If I’m rostered to work at St. Vincent De Pauls I rush around, put some food in a container to eat on the run, put my badge on and be there by 11:30. By 12:00, people needing help are taking tickets at the waiting room and three volunteer counsellors combine to listen to people’s problems and address them if possible, listening to often tragic stories and helping them with food, clothing, furniture and the like. At 3:00 we hope we’ve seen the last client so I rush out, do a few jobs in town (by now I’m starving, as I haven’t had time to eat very much). Pepperpot is tied up at home to keep her out of mischief and if there’s time, I try to walk her on the hill which is the base of Mother Mountain. I have to try and stop her biting the dairy cows who graze on my paddocks. I love this time. As she bolts past me, I think how lucky I am to live here and the reason I don’t want to move to Brisbane. I love my beautiful farm and my life.
Mym: I run the dogs, then check the cattle and fences and put lick out: do some housework and bookwork and sometimes muster cattle.
- Which is your favourite duty? Why?
Cazza: Keeping in touch with family and friends.
Mym: Riding my horses because I enjoy the challenge of improving my horse and my performance.
- Least favourite?
Cazza: Housework.
Mym: Bookwork.Sunday, July 10, 2016
cut lip by Lewis
On Sunday I got dressed and we went to let the weaners out then my dad and his brother-In law went to fix a broken fence.It was a long wait but eventually we left.
Afternoon
I had to muster a bull into a paddock.
tomorrow at 5.30 pm i cut my lip open my two front teeth almost fell out .l had to go to the Hospital.
Today
i have to go to the dentist to fix my teeth.at 3.00
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3. Mym anmd imustering a bull
2.my sister on some rocks
1.all three of us on the 4wd with cattle behind
Day 4, Week 1 Matilda
DAY 1
The next day I awoke at 6:13. I read for a while, and eventually got up. We had to let the weaners out. We hopped onto the 4WD and I drove over the grate until it was time for Mym to take over. She drove us over to the yard and opened the door. The weaners followed her out.
We slowly edged our way along the road and the weaners followed us just as slowly. It was kind of boring, but whenever we tried to go faster, the weaners trotted. It's a bad thing if weaners are trotting, so we quickly slowed again.
The next day I awoke at 6:13. I read for a while, and eventually got up. We had to let the weaners out. We hopped onto the 4WD and I drove over the grate until it was time for Mym to take over. She drove us over to the yard and opened the door. The weaners followed her out.
We slowly edged our way along the road and the weaners followed us just as slowly. It was kind of boring, but whenever we tried to go faster, the weaners trotted. It's a bad thing if weaners are trotting, so we quickly slowed again.
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| Us on the 4WD |
When we got back to the house, we had to go and put lick out for the cattle. We went to get containers, and on the way there I went in the back of the Ute. On the way back I got to go on the motorbike with Uncle Lolly. I was in control of the throttle (sort of)! (He made us go WAY faster than I wanted.)
I rode in the ute to put the lick out for the cattle.
We got back and started our horse riding. It was my first time out of the yard!
Mym and I got on our horses (mine was called Catalina and hers Comedy) and rode out of the yard. I trotted a few times, which was exciting, and even mustered a few cattle!! :)
When we got back I had lunch and then we went out with Jack to a sausage dinner at Hanging Rock.
After a very bumpy ride to Hanging Rock, we arrived and started exploring. These pictures tell it all.
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| Posing at hanging rock |
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| Me exploring at hanging rock |
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| At base camp |
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| Dad and Uncle Lolly cooking our dinner: sausage sandwiches. YUM! |
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| Singing songs around the campfire. |
After a long and exciting day, we returned home.
Friday, July 8, 2016
Days 2 & 3, Week 1 Matilda
We left St. George with high hopes of what was to come. However, those were soon extinguished as the three hour journey began to take it's toll. Finally we stopped in Roma to have some lunch and I think that as we walked through 'Heroes Avenue', my family's interest in bottle trees was kindled. We went back to the car and started up again.
Finally we got to Mym's house and started helping her deposit a bale of hay for the weaners to eat. I ripped of the thick twine that held the bale together and the boys shovelled hay into the buckets from which the cows would eat. Then we walked back to Mym's house. That night there were a lot of hugs and I got presents: a funny animal balloon, a huge lollipop and a Smiggle pencil case. I was thrilled!
I lay down that night to a soft, warm and comfortable bed, sure of the future and happy to be alive.
The next morning we were up bright and early and started the day with a breakfast of eggs and avocado toast. Yum! Then I left (again with my two jumpers) to help Mym with the dogs. The dog's names are Gem, Dash and Cas. Gem is my favourite.
Then we rode the quad bike up to help Mym move horses around. She told us all their names, but the most memorable ones were DotCom, Combination, Ginny and Lady Jane.
After that, we went to put our hats on and jumped up onto the quad bike again. Dad was driving this time, and we rounded up the horses and moved them to a different paddock. It was A-MAZING!!! I loved roaring around the property on the quad bike. On the way back, we climbed a HUGE, steep hill. Eventually we got to the bottle tree at the top. It was so exciting!
Then we got back home and ate a delicious choc-chip cookie. MMM! After that, we mooched around the quad bike until Cazza, Mym and Mum, who were all riding horses to help muster the weaners, were ready.
We hopped back on the quad bike and set off again, opening the gate for the weaners to file through. Soon we got bored though, so Mym said that we could zoom ahead and shut the gate.
As we raced back from our mission, a dangerous thing happened: Dad forgot a bump! The bike lurched and I was lifted an inch into the air before landing heavily on my bottom again. By that time we were nearing another bump, but Dad slowed down as we cautiously cruised over it.
The weaners were up ahead now, and Dad veered of the road onto the grass to let them pass. Mum, Mym and Cazza joined us as we watched the calves file into the distance.
Then I played darts with the boys, had lunch and lounged about in Mym's swinging chair eating my lollipop. YUM!!
After that I had a riding lesson with Mym. I needed to work on shortening the reins. It was so FUN! :)
I went back to the house and made lemonade with Lewis. It was very sour, but when I added more mineral water it became drinkable. We drank it in the chair with another cookie.
After we had eaten dinner and the boys had gone to bed, I had another amazing surprise: our Uncle Simon (we call him Uncle Lolly) had arrived. Sadly, shortly after he came I had to go to bed. Here's hoping to another great day tomorrow!
Finally we got to Mym's house and started helping her deposit a bale of hay for the weaners to eat. I ripped of the thick twine that held the bale together and the boys shovelled hay into the buckets from which the cows would eat. Then we walked back to Mym's house. That night there were a lot of hugs and I got presents: a funny animal balloon, a huge lollipop and a Smiggle pencil case. I was thrilled!
I lay down that night to a soft, warm and comfortable bed, sure of the future and happy to be alive.
The next morning we were up bright and early and started the day with a breakfast of eggs and avocado toast. Yum! Then I left (again with my two jumpers) to help Mym with the dogs. The dog's names are Gem, Dash and Cas. Gem is my favourite.
Then we rode the quad bike up to help Mym move horses around. She told us all their names, but the most memorable ones were DotCom, Combination, Ginny and Lady Jane.
After that, we went to put our hats on and jumped up onto the quad bike again. Dad was driving this time, and we rounded up the horses and moved them to a different paddock. It was A-MAZING!!! I loved roaring around the property on the quad bike. On the way back, we climbed a HUGE, steep hill. Eventually we got to the bottle tree at the top. It was so exciting!
Then we got back home and ate a delicious choc-chip cookie. MMM! After that, we mooched around the quad bike until Cazza, Mym and Mum, who were all riding horses to help muster the weaners, were ready.
We hopped back on the quad bike and set off again, opening the gate for the weaners to file through. Soon we got bored though, so Mym said that we could zoom ahead and shut the gate.
As we raced back from our mission, a dangerous thing happened: Dad forgot a bump! The bike lurched and I was lifted an inch into the air before landing heavily on my bottom again. By that time we were nearing another bump, but Dad slowed down as we cautiously cruised over it.
The weaners were up ahead now, and Dad veered of the road onto the grass to let them pass. Mum, Mym and Cazza joined us as we watched the calves file into the distance.
Then I played darts with the boys, had lunch and lounged about in Mym's swinging chair eating my lollipop. YUM!!
After that I had a riding lesson with Mym. I needed to work on shortening the reins. It was so FUN! :)
I went back to the house and made lemonade with Lewis. It was very sour, but when I added more mineral water it became drinkable. We drank it in the chair with another cookie.
After we had eaten dinner and the boys had gone to bed, I had another amazing surprise: our Uncle Simon (we call him Uncle Lolly) had arrived. Sadly, shortly after he came I had to go to bed. Here's hoping to another great day tomorrow!
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Mym's place
Mym's place by Reuben
In the morning we went for a walk.It was a little walk.Then we went to Mym's in the car. It was 2 hour's and 59 minutes.When we got
There we gave the cattle some hey. Then went to see our bed's I
Sleep with Matilda.We Went to bed 1 hour later. I woke up at 6:30.I
had egg's on toast for breakfast. Then I mustered cattle for
A hour . Then I rid the horse.Then I had a good cup of leamnade.
Then I went horse riding in a yard.I know how to stop go left & right. I also ate my giant lollipop.It was yumy.It was bubble gum
Flavour.When I was eating my giant lollipop I was in a swinging
Chair. I drove the ute, learning to steer so that the ute stays on the road, and we put some lick out. Lick is something that cows lick. We also saw a plane and it looked a fighter plane. I've mustered horses and weaner cattle. One night we went to the top of the hill. We did some rock climbing. We had sausages for dinner. We got to the top in cars. One morning I played on Cazza's iPad. I played on kizi.com. It is a games site. I played Sneaky James and Euro Football. I was Wales in Euro Football. I beat everyone I played but then I got bored of it. I didn't eat any more of my giant lollipop. I went mustering a bit more with Mym and Dad. Simon (Uncle Lolly) came on the second day. I also had heaps of fun making ochre.
Then I went horse riding in a yard.I know how to stop go left & right. I also ate my giant lollipop.It was yumy.It was bubble gum
Flavour.When I was eating my giant lollipop I was in a swinging
Chair. I drove the ute, learning to steer so that the ute stays on the road, and we put some lick out. Lick is something that cows lick. We also saw a plane and it looked a fighter plane. I've mustered horses and weaner cattle. One night we went to the top of the hill. We did some rock climbing. We had sausages for dinner. We got to the top in cars. One morning I played on Cazza's iPad. I played on kizi.com. It is a games site. I played Sneaky James and Euro Football. I was Wales in Euro Football. I beat everyone I played but then I got bored of it. I didn't eat any more of my giant lollipop. I went mustering a bit more with Mym and Dad. Simon (Uncle Lolly) came on the second day. I also had heaps of fun making ochre.
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| Us on the 4 Wheeler |
Dogs
By Lewis: I woke up this morning at 5.00am and went to the toilet I had to wait 2 hours until we got up. I went to let the dogs out...oh I forgot to mention were we are we are just outside of Injune ... My favourite dog is called 'cas' but I call her 'flamethrower' because she has a White stripe that looks like a flame and I think she is like me. Later on we ate a huge,giant,enormous lollipop it was very tasty. After that we rode the horses. The horse that we rodes name is Cattleleaner,I like her she is very calm to,
A picture taken by me,Lewis of mustered Sheep
Mym's place
Mym's place by Reuben
In the morning we went for a walk.It was a little walk.Then we went to Mym's in the car. It was 2 hour's and 59 minutes.When we got
There we gave the cattle some hey. Then went to see our bed's I
Sleep with Matilda.We Went to bed 1 hour later. I woke up at 6:30.I
had egg's on toast for breakfast. Then I mustered cattle for
A hour . Then I rid the horse.Then I had a good cup of leamnade.
Then I went horse riding in a yard.I know how to stop go left & right. I also ate my giant lollipop.It was yumy.It was bubble gum
Flavour.When I was eating my giant lollipop I was in a swinging
Chair. I drove the ute, learning to steer so that the ute stays on the road, and we put some lick out. Lick is something that cows lick. We also saw a plane and it looked a fighter plane. I've mustered horses and weaner cattle. One night we went to the top of the hill. We did some rock climbing. We had sausages for dinner. We got to the top in cars. One morning I played on Cazza's iPad. I played on kizi.com. It is a games site. I played Sneaky James and Euro Football. I was Wales in Euro Football. I beat everyone I played but then I got bored of it. I didn't eat any more of my giant lollipop. I went mustering a bit more with Mym and Dad. Simon (Uncle Lolly) came on the second day. I also had heaps of fun making ochre.
Then I went horse riding in a yard.I know how to stop go left & right. I also ate my giant lollipop.It was yumy.It was bubble gum
Flavour.When I was eating my giant lollipop I was in a swinging
Chair. I drove the ute, learning to steer so that the ute stays on the road, and we put some lick out. Lick is something that cows lick. We also saw a plane and it looked a fighter plane. I've mustered horses and weaner cattle. One night we went to the top of the hill. We did some rock climbing. We had sausages for dinner. We got to the top in cars. One morning I played on Cazza's iPad. I played on kizi.com. It is a games site. I played Sneaky James and Euro Football. I was Wales in Euro Football. I beat everyone I played but then I got bored of it. I didn't eat any more of my giant lollipop. I went mustering a bit more with Mym and Dad. Simon (Uncle Lolly) came on the second day. I also had heaps of fun making ochre.
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| Us on the 4 Wheeler |
Reuben's first day- A Herd of Sheep
A Herd of Sheep.
We were sitting in the car and we saw a herd of sheep.Lewis took 4 pictures of the sheep.We watched Zootopia .We could barely hear
it.I Really liked Zootopia.I also played on my dad's and my mum's iPads, and I played on Matilda's Chromebook.
We were sitting in the car and we saw a herd of sheep.Lewis took 4 pictures of the sheep.We watched Zootopia .We could barely hear
it.I Really liked Zootopia.I also played on my dad's and my mum's iPads, and I played on Matilda's Chromebook.
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Lewis is Awesome
Lewis is awesome
Hi my name is Lewis ,my sister might have mentioned me (something rude I suspect) ,anyway, we are going around Australia,well most of it anyway, it was a long trip on Wednesday we travelled for 15 hours!!!! well 3 hours of stopping so if you're good at maths you would calculate it to 12 hours. We did 1003 or 4 kilo-meters we stopped at Cowra, Gilgandra, Lightning Ridge and St. George for the night.
See you on my next post
Lewis
Hi my name is Lewis ,my sister might have mentioned me (something rude I suspect) ,anyway, we are going around Australia,well most of it anyway, it was a long trip on Wednesday we travelled for 15 hours!!!! well 3 hours of stopping so if you're good at maths you would calculate it to 12 hours. We did 1003 or 4 kilo-meters we stopped at Cowra, Gilgandra, Lightning Ridge and St. George for the night.
See you on my next post
Lewis
Day 1, Week 1 Matilda
I'm sitting on the floor of our cabin. We're in St. George in Queensland, at the Pelican Rest Tourist Park.
Yesterday sure was a long day. We were travelling for 15 hours! For about 3 of those, we stopped and ate, went to the toilet and filled up our fuel tank. But still, that's 12 hours in the car! TWELVE HOURS!!!!
I woke at 5:55 am. It was dark, but the lights in the house were on because we needed an early start. I had to drag myself out of bed and pull on the clothes I had prepared the day before: a purple shirt and black tracksuit pants. After that, I shoved two jumpers over my head, put my glasses firmly on my nose and hurried to the kitchen. I packed away my Chromebook (like a laptop but powered by Google Chrome) and it's charger and rushed back to my room to tidy it and make the bed. OK, fine, I didn't make my bed properly so I had to do it again. Then I sat up all my dolls and stuffed animals on my beanbag, yelled at Lewis because he had knocked them over, opened the curtains, turned off the light and shut the door. Then came the moment we had all been waiting for: we left.
The first hour wasn't too bad, but two hours in, the trip became tiresome. I was exhausted, but luckily we made it to Lightning Ridge, where we planned to camp, by 5:00. Then we heard some shocking news: we couldn't stay at Lightning Ridge because it was too cold, dirty and crowded. So we had spaghetti bolognese from Bruno's Pizza (delicious, by the way: I rate it 7/10) and set off again. This time we watched a movie (Arietty's Secret Life, based on The Borrowers by Mary Norton) and played on the iPad until we got to St. George. By that time, it was 9:00 pm, so we entered the cabin, changed, brushed our teeth and flopped onto bed.
And now it's today! We had porridge for breakfast and took a walk around the campsite. Soon we'll be going to our Aunty Mym's house. I can't wait! (Even if it does mean another three and a half hours in the car.)
Yesterday sure was a long day. We were travelling for 15 hours! For about 3 of those, we stopped and ate, went to the toilet and filled up our fuel tank. But still, that's 12 hours in the car! TWELVE HOURS!!!!
I woke at 5:55 am. It was dark, but the lights in the house were on because we needed an early start. I had to drag myself out of bed and pull on the clothes I had prepared the day before: a purple shirt and black tracksuit pants. After that, I shoved two jumpers over my head, put my glasses firmly on my nose and hurried to the kitchen. I packed away my Chromebook (like a laptop but powered by Google Chrome) and it's charger and rushed back to my room to tidy it and make the bed. OK, fine, I didn't make my bed properly so I had to do it again. Then I sat up all my dolls and stuffed animals on my beanbag, yelled at Lewis because he had knocked them over, opened the curtains, turned off the light and shut the door. Then came the moment we had all been waiting for: we left.
The first hour wasn't too bad, but two hours in, the trip became tiresome. I was exhausted, but luckily we made it to Lightning Ridge, where we planned to camp, by 5:00. Then we heard some shocking news: we couldn't stay at Lightning Ridge because it was too cold, dirty and crowded. So we had spaghetti bolognese from Bruno's Pizza (delicious, by the way: I rate it 7/10) and set off again. This time we watched a movie (Arietty's Secret Life, based on The Borrowers by Mary Norton) and played on the iPad until we got to St. George. By that time, it was 9:00 pm, so we entered the cabin, changed, brushed our teeth and flopped onto bed.
And now it's today! We had porridge for breakfast and took a walk around the campsite. Soon we'll be going to our Aunty Mym's house. I can't wait! (Even if it does mean another three and a half hours in the car.)
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