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Lately here...

It's a month already since my last posting and it's three months now since I came to Melbourne. Next week will be the last week for this academy semester then we'll have exam. Please pray for me.

Anyway, here's a couple of stories from what's been happening lately.

Autumn has come. The leaves have turned into yellow and have fallen down onto the ground. I only have one picture of such tree and that's the one can be seen from my room. Haha... And actually, as you read more on this posting, most of my pics were taken from my room. Oops...I almost never brought camera lately but thinking of bringing it later...Back to the tree. It seems that there aren't many trees like that in Melbourne. I always find it's lovely to see tree with their leaves goldening or becoming red during autumn. I hope Canberra is different.


Lately Melbourne has morning fog. I caught three days so far but I only have pictures of the two days. The first one wasn't pretty thick.
I didn't take picture of the second day but I did take the third one. That morning, the fog was so thick. I hardly saw buildings located more than 50 meters ahead.


Btw, there's a construction site in front of my apartment. These guys work from 12 am (I think) till 3 pm. And you can hear them working every morning. Annoying? It is most of the time...That day, they already started their work. It's must be hard for them working with fog as thick as that.

No fog this morning and it turned out to be a really nice and warm day. People went out and it made me really want to go out with Choqi...
That's story of the weather. Last week, thank God the package Dad sent arrived perfectly. They did have funny smell. I already washed some of them, including my bed cover and some sweaters and I put my beige long coat into the dry cleaner but I still have some left. Need to clean them soon. It's so nice to have my bed cover here. Aaaw...it's so warm...

And this is a picture of me and Zendi, my classmate who's also from Indonesia, on our way home from Bundoora. She's as old as Ima. We're on the tram. It takes one hour to travel to Bundoora from city and vice versa. This week, I had four days of practical there. It's exhausting indeed but it's fun.

posted by hanna @ 12:49 PM