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The day after Fraser Island, I awoke to the feeling of death inside my head. It was like every flu in the world had decided to take residence inside my skull and wanted to slowly kill me. And with this feeling came the knowledge that I had an 8 hour bus ride in store to
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The ride from Mooloolaba to Noosa was incredibly easy and undramatic, thank god! Our first night in Noosa included drunk bingo, with us winning sweet nothing. Before a hungry, Laura cried at the door of the kitchen as we read the sign that said closed. Sad, and still hungry, it was tuna in a can
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The weekend was spent in Brisbane, meeting my friend Josh there before heading to our air bnb, a couple of nights in luxury for my birthday! We explored the city and ate Greek food before spending Friday night in town, dancing the night away. Originally heading to a very quirky bar, before Josh and I
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The bus ride to Byron Bay started off rough, with me and Greengrocer boy sat at a petrol station for nearly 2 hours waiting for the bus to arrive at a particularly dodgy looking bus stop in the middle of nowhere. Luckily, the bus arrived (late, but we can’t win every day). Farewells were had,
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Our first day in Newcastle involved a very early start to catch a bus to Nelsons Bay. Here we explored the Tomarre Head, attempted to climb the summit, where most paths were closed due to works and we ended up off roading until eventually running into builders and having to make our way back down.
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Our trip to the Blue Mountains began with an introduction to my aunties friend, a very lovely lady called Chris, who soon became a friend of ours too. After the formalities, a game plan for the day was set. First up, lunch. Pie and mash at the local pie restaurant. Starting off sitting in the
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Getting a call from Laura to tell me she was either going to miss her connecting flight or have to leave her bag in Kaula Lumpur is exactly how I imagined our grand adventure to start. If your not familiar with how our last holiday went I’ll fill you in quickly. Our last night in
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“Ordinary is such a remarkable thing. There is something to be said for that. Beauty in everyday life” – Lewis Capaldi On arrival to Goulburn, I was greeted by a train station with one platform and an old-fashioned taxi rank outside. Quickly I realised that I’d arrived in a very small town. My apartment in this
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Two months living and working in Sydney. The longest I’ve stayed in one place in over 6 months. The city of Sydney is incredibly beautiful, and it was an experience and a half living there. Working in Sydney, and Australia in general as a nurse is a sweet sweet ride, (especially in comparison to the
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Recently, it was Eating Disorder awareness week, and I wanted to take this moment to reflect on the hold that disordered eating had on me for a very long time. Approximately 1.25 to 3.4 million people are affected by eating disorders in the UK (Priory, 2023). Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of all
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