
Part Two |
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Monday August 9. |
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La Ronde! I hadn't been to an amusement park in a veeery long time, so I was
really looking forward to it. I had promised to go on the coasters, but I had to
get them to force me- I'm afraid of things like that. We waited in line, then
waited some more, it took an hour, but then I was finally strapped in (second
from front!) and then the fear set in. |
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Tuesday August 10. |
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Kelly woke up early, but my brain refused to engage properly, so I just lay
there and tried to get both my eyes open at the same time. Eventually everyone
was up and packing. It was sad, because it meant that goodbyes were coming. |
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Wednesday August 11. |
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My new room included free breakfast an internet access, so off I went upstairs
to indulge. Afterwards I went for walk into the city and ended up back in
Chinatown again. On the way back I made sure to pass by some buildings that
caught our eye the day before. Karlyl – remember that creepy restaurant with the
rotting dummies? Well, it was actually open, and the dummies *were* whispering
as you walk past. |
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Thursday August 12. |
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Time to leave. I packed and checked out then had a nice ride out to the airport.
I got to see the rest of the city in daylight. Dorval airport sucks, very
disorganised and kinda cruddy. Plus my plane was delayed, but they didn't tell
us. Vancouver airport is better, but still chaotic. I like travelling by plane,
I just hate airports. |
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Friday August 13. |
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Didn't exist for me. Huzzah for the International Date Line. |
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Saturday August 14. |
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Home, finally. Mum and Dad picked my up from the airport in Melbourne and we
drove straight home, stopping only for a quick lunch. I hung around their place
till I had the energy to drive home, then I got on the net and tried to catch up
with my LJ backlog. I gave up around 11.30, seeing as how I had been awake (save
for occasional naps) for 48 hours, and went to bed. |
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