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Hey guys,
i am posting from yarrawanga... yes thats rite... bit exciting ey?
the sun is shining, the water is sparkling, the grass is a lovely shade of green... and yet i am ready to go home.
its been a good holiday... not as exciting as last year - (i spose everything is no longer new) but good in a comfortable kind of relaxing way.
still got into a few adventures... met some boys up here and went out for icecream on a "date-between-friends", stayed up most nights til the wee hours talking about random things, gotten pissed a few times, water-skiied properly for the first time... fallen off the jet ski multiple times...

its been great.
and yet i feel that something is missing.
i dont know what that something is.
well i kind of have an idea.
i think its this want for more.
and the lack of hope that more is on its way.
hmmm
but still... it really has been great. i love this place... i do. i am lookin gforward to going out tonite on our last nite and getting a bit drunk.
then its melbourne melbourne melbourne
back to reality
back to priceline
back to you guys.
i spose there is good and bad everywhere hey?
ok i must head off.
see yas soon!

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