Today, we rode two ferries, two trains and two buses. And that was all before noon. It has been wonderful to be within walking distance to the ferry and to have the option of hopping on the bus if we don't want to walk back up to our apartment when we get back to the wharf. We can also see all the comings and goings in the harbor from our living room window, which has provided hours of entertainment for Zachary. He has decided that "Alexander" is his favorite ferry (it is the biggest!) and he loves to watch for it to go by on its way to Manly. He even spied a container ship coming into the harbor on Monday and insisted that it was carrying his race car bed on it. And would you believe that we got an email that day saying our sea freight had just arrived in port? Now if only our things could sail through customs/quarantine and we could move into our long-term rental sooner than expected (9/23). But I guess I should just enjoy this time in limbo - when our possessions are minimal, our "to do" list is short and a world of new possibilities is just outside our window. . .
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
The Wheels on the Bus. . .
Today, we rode two ferries, two trains and two buses. And that was all before noon. It has been wonderful to be within walking distance to the ferry and to have the option of hopping on the bus if we don't want to walk back up to our apartment when we get back to the wharf. We can also see all the comings and goings in the harbor from our living room window, which has provided hours of entertainment for Zachary. He has decided that "Alexander" is his favorite ferry (it is the biggest!) and he loves to watch for it to go by on its way to Manly. He even spied a container ship coming into the harbor on Monday and insisted that it was carrying his race car bed on it. And would you believe that we got an email that day saying our sea freight had just arrived in port? Now if only our things could sail through customs/quarantine and we could move into our long-term rental sooner than expected (9/23). But I guess I should just enjoy this time in limbo - when our possessions are minimal, our "to do" list is short and a world of new possibilities is just outside our window. . .
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I'm thoroughly enjoying your adventure stories!
ReplyDeleteThe ferries and Manly were my favorite parts of Sydney, too! I love reading about your new adventures so much.
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