Tag: Month Reviews

Months are getting too hard to count and life is so full that blogging has taken a back seat. Here we are! Since November, I’ve done heaps of new things, finally got to see my baby sister, visited Canada, and started year 2 of teaching! I’m in the home stretch of term 1, and getting ready for a jam packed trip back to WA. Over the summer, there’s been a couple of minor sunburns, but that’s the cost of spending every waking minute outdoors, and I’m happy to pay the price. 

Whaddup, October has come and gone. Halloween is FAR from taking hold down under, making November 1 a regular teaching day (sorry, my Canadian counter parts!). This month felt FULL of activities with my friends, from coming home from our Stuart Highway trip (3600 km in 9 days!) with Sydney, to finishing up term 2 courses and celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving with all the Canucks down under.

It’s been a second since I’ve written one of these! September, September, where have you gone?

Yes, I know May has come and gone, but somehow life is creeping by! 10 months down – and then some, now that this draft is finally making it out into the wild.

Only a baby post to wrap up April, probably because I was only home for 10 nights of the whole thing – this girl’s been making tracks! My time in Australia is going faster than ever, and here I am trying to soak up every single second.

Coming at you closer to the end of April than the beginning, but I’m 8 months down! Read on if you what to know what kept me busy in March…

It’s officially Autumn in Australia, which means that February has come and gone and we are one month deeper into my big adventure!

The halfway point of my time in Australia has come and gone (or has it??) and I’m still loving it. I honest to goodness don’t know where the time is going. I am head over heels for Australia, and soaking up every second. Month 6 was a busy one, with summer break in full swing, a visit from Mom and Dad, and a trip to Sydney!

Happy new year! Five months in now, and I’m continuing to try and learn new things: more driving, a trip to Tasmania, and accepting a position for the new school year teaching foods.