WOW!! you certainly are in the thick of it - great to see the photos of 'we will rock you' and around london - hey don't forget the London bus and post box for a photo... Enjoy the recruitment day - how incredible - you are truly marvellous......

Cool!

It sounds like you're having a splendid time, and I wish I could explore that old house too!

Ciao ciao

xxxx

FABULOUS!!

It is such a joy to read your refined ramblings of 'HOME' You make me miss it so much and realise that life is full of wonder if you just grasp the opportunity... Love hearing all the adventures and new experiences you are immersing yourslf in. You really deserve to find that job and live that passion of yours.... I'll keep my fingers crossed, but have no doubts that as soon as the right opportunity comes along you will grab it and be a marvellous success..... Look forward to the next instalment. Do it - Live it - Cherish it - MAKE IT..... love ya

Mum xx

Ahhh Eski...

Perhaps now you can more deeply appreciate my fascination with and passion for all things heritage and empathise with my incredible frustration with now residing in a State whose European heritage only stretches back as far as the 1800's! Really glad you're enjoying yourself, keep up the good blogging!

Love from 'Sick of Aboriginal Heritage' (although it is lovely).

hey mate

just read your history in a house blog.

just wanted to comment on what you where saying about the objects and items of today compared to that of yesteryear. i think it stems from the fact that in those times everything that was made was done by craftsmen, trade secrets past down from master to apprentice and with that a pride in the work. the only way they could get costum was by word of mouth not mass advertising and every piece created was almost a one of creation therefore a piece of art. i agree it does not compare with the mass produced fashionable items of today.

anyway that was all very deep and meaningful wasn't it, hope your haveing fun and have a few pints for me.

cheers Bilbo

Hi Iskandar

All that green is easy on the eye isn't it? Delighted to see your lapping up all the local experiences. I note you haven't mentioned trying the fabulous english ciders and beers yet. Nothing like a long cool cider in an english beer garden on a lazy Sunday a/noon..... Looking forward to reading your next installment on the life and times of Iskandar.

Hi little ish, read your blog, sounds like you are enjoying yourself. Isn't the English countryside stunning, a far cry from OZ. BBQ this weekend and the weather is good, what more can a body want. Love to Kate and family, and give Aunty Doreen a hig for me. Keep in touch and no doubt see you later in the year. Bye bye.

Iskandar.....you are incredibly gay! haha and you can not do flip layout layout! haha I know your having fun. I have to go. I'll call you later! smile, and face the fact that I'm better than you! haha :)

So glad you're relishing the experience! As a fellow Anglophile I do understand how you feel. Can't wait for you to go to the Globe. Get off at Waterloo and turn right...a lovely walk along the south embankment, past the Tate, the OXO building...and you're there.

Stay safe.

Hi Iskandar,

Wow what a fantastic first week in the capital of the mother land!!!....so much to see,do and take in. This blog thing is really good. Cant wait for the next instalment, hope the job hunting goes well. Take care love to you and say hi to the kings and Auntie Doreen.

Have fun

love you xxxxxx

ESKI!

it is very very nice to read your English adventures :D

I am certain you are having a fantastic time in ole' england whilst everyone else is here in perth. I can't even brag aobut the nice weather. its raining. a girl from cambridge siad to me today "the weathe ris just like england" hmmmmmmmmm

Hello gorgeous boy!

How delightful to read your blog. Its so nice to think that right now youre in the thick of exploring London. What an exciting time - just soak it all in and store every memory away to call upon on some future rainy dreary day when you dream of being where you are now!

Miss you lots. Sorry I didnt get to say goodbye properly. Looking forward to staying in touch with whats going on by reading your blog - what a great idea :)

I hope you get filled to the brim with culture, fun and experiences that will blow your mind. You already sound like youre bursting at the seams with excitment, so i'll strap myself in and watch the ride!

Take lots of care angel, and know we love you.

Rob,Jo & Lucas xxx