Darwin

I am glad I came to Darwin, if only to ease myself back into reality.

Bali was a whirlwind dream of meeting people, beautiful views, amazing foods and and relaxation. Now, back in Australia, I am forced to return to reality. Flights need booking, accommodation needs sorting, busses organised and budgets figured out. I need to find a job, and do my own laundry.

And, I dont want too. I'm am forcing myself to do those things, but in between? I am rewatching the hunger games, because they are all over my fyp with the new movie coming out. I am finishing my bali journal, a labour of love. I am reading a rather twisted book that is somehow amazing and the most difficult thing to read. And I'm writing. 2 weeks to fill a journal with stories, ideas, poetry. Anything and everyhting, a personal challenge to myself after having written nothing in Indonesia.

Perhaps I am wasting my time in Darwin, but I dont have the budget to do a 4hr $200 tour. And honestly I dont want to. The whole crocodiles thing doesn't sit quite right with me. I am content to slowly ease myself back into reality while also be creative. Finding the balance is making me feel a little guilty but I only have a few more days until I start working again, I'm going to enjoy them how I want. Even if my brain is telling me it's a waste.

The common area has a massive tv and it was playing the British channel over here covering the coronation. According to hat nobody is looking forward to the coronation tomorrow and they made it sound as though 90%+ of the British population doesn't care. Interesting to see the foreign media portraying it in this way. I imagine the BBC is putting a very positive light on it so definitely a contrast.

I headed back to the library in the afternoon to utilise their beautiful wifi and getting some more stuff sorted. Namely, my flight home is booked. Didnt think I'd stay away forever did ya? Also, it means I just past half way. The 30th of April was half way.Okumaya devam et