Eliza did come on the same holiday as us only she remained permanently connected to those she'd left behind....
however in-between texts she did manage to fit in sometouristy stuff
(Melbourne Museum)... lots of eating
(Queen Victoria Markets)... a bit of flirting
(Mr Bucket - St Kilda Esplanade Markets)and some serious shopping...
ha,ha,ha :}while finding moments to share with us.
Melbourne was remarkable for a ridiculous amount of reasons.I'll share more once I've gotten over the jet-lag.
I love those donuts - they are the best
ReplyDeleteThis was high on the girls list of 'things to do in Melbourne'. The van was right out our back door so they had them for brekky with chocolate dipping sauce on the 2nd day and never asked again...
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha... The texting is funny, my son I refered to in the last comment I left has sent 1680 text messages this month- I know this because I am still paying his bill post paid so that he is never stuck in the middle of nowhere without credit- this may have to change.
ReplyDeleteEliza suffers from Textiety if away from her phone for too long. The rule when she is home is that the phone doesn't accompany her outside her bedroom and when she goes to bed the phone lives in the kitchen.
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