Well I figured out where I went wrong (Though I'll never regret it) I shouldn't have started travelling by having a care free fun time. I should have started as I am now. Pretending as if I can barely feed my self, working for my accomodation and looking for a paying job. The fact that now it's not pretend is really fucking stressing. Cried myself to sleep last night. Feel a bit better coz of that. Going to stick it out for a while though. Half of me is screaming to catch the next available flight back to brissy. But if I don't stick it out for at least a month I will never forgive myself. Hope all of you out there are swell. If you're religious then pray a lil prair for me and if not then just hope the best for me and wish me well ok?

Love you and miss you all.

Sharn

zomg zomg zomg zomg zomg AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

arrived auckland Feb 14th
What Sylvia and I did. Stayed at a family friends place. We walked around the edge of sky tower and jumped off it (300 metres!) we went to the museum and had a cultural experience and the winter gardens (Absolutely gorgeous) and went quadbiking (Fuckin' ay man! awesome fun and beautiful surroundings)

Rotorua on the 17th
We went to the hot springs and a polynesian spa sooooo nice. Went to the Agro dome went on a virtual free fall that was simulated using a giant fan. Super fun but hell and a half for people with long hair (spent the next 2 hours deknotting hair) we went zorbing, doesn't look like much but fuck it's fun. Saw a sheep show which was funny (I got to milk a cow! feels sooo gross but I got a certificate of Udderance). Ummm we also did a kiwi tour and got to see some new born kiwis (So CUTE!) and then went on a Hitai experience which was a full on maori show and showed us their sacred spring and sacred lands and had a hangi! YUM earth cooked food. soo nice. and then a night walk through rainbow springs nature park. Saw some more kiwis but also rainbow trout and eels and tuatara and kea and a red sacoya tree (Its american) planted there 80 years ago and it was huge. equivalent size of a 650 year old sacoya tree in america. Talk about NZ soil being the equivalent of steroids for trees.

Queenstown 21st (Yesterday)

Today is relax day. shopping and booking what we're going to do. Sky dive tomorrow. Fly by wire, bungee jump and canyon swing the next day. Horse riding and luging on the day after that. Clubbing tomorrow night

We get to christchurch on the 26th

We're hoping to do a LotR tour and a hot air baloon whilst we're there. Sylvia flys back to Brisbane on the 28th :'( Going to miss you sylvia!

Any way having a ball getting broke.

Love Love!

Sharn