lol!

I have an ongoing joke with a Korean friend. We were walking around Wolmido (near Incheon) and there were pictures of sea-creatures in the footpath. I lost it when we came across a creature that neither of us had heard of before and Heeah asked “Is it delicious?” I love that the question ‘is it ediible?’ didn’t even occur to her–the assumption is that everything is edible and it’s only the taste that is questionable! ^_^

What have I gotten myself into. Perhaps I better not traumatize your readers…

lol you can explain the drop bears….

True true, but just wanted to clarify that in canberra, even though a big city in outter suburbs it happens, same with outter sydney ones, but, no not in the middle of town.
And beware the dropbears.

Hope you are feeling better 🙂

Ah no wonder! Beach on Xmas – truly an Aussie Xmas! I’m glad you had a lovely Christmas 😀

It’s a myth as in some people think they are hopping around the city! That’s what I mean haha. I’ve heard from some Koreans that they thought there would be kangaroos jumping around Sydney. Or the myth that some gullible people- that we ride them to school or something.

Also the kangaroos down the street isnt a myth. My grandparent like in Fraser, an older suburb near the edge of Canberra, they get roos on their street. A few Christmas’ back, was about to leave after a christmas lunch and there was about 10 of them that hopped down the street and down the side street… I never expected that many. :Elizabeth says they get some occasionally at their place as they are near a reserve.

I had lunch with Elizabeth’s family and she had dinner with mine. Was interesting to compare how different they are and how they interact differently.