Hi everyone, I am in Melbourne now. I have been here for almost 2 weeks la~~   Basically, I have just been to the China Town to have siu mei rice for several times, and have seen the "non-energetic" kangaroos in the so called oldest melbourne zoo~ I wondered why there is "200" in the entrance of the zoo...........  maybe it has more than 200 years history.... haha

I have decided to fuck the farm and hit the city now!!!

Yesterday, I was interviewed by the bread making master in a famous bread shop in mel........   He asked, "why did u came to australia? was it that hard to get a job in hong kong?".......  and I answered, "it's hard for those average students, and the fact is that i make more $ in farm than in office." ..........  it's kind of sad for me.....

Tonight, I am going to hit the bread factory.......... with lots of korean and thai ppl........ and I am more and more like a korean than a hong kong guy.........   "A Ne Ha Se Orrrrrr....."

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  I finally finished my trip in the Great Barrier Reef~~  I was such an amazing trip which gave me both wonderful experience and a open water diving license.

I took a 2-day swimming pool training which taught me about the basic theory and practice of scuba diving. All of us had to pass a written examination and swimming test. In the first pool training, the instructor ask us to float on the water for 10mins. I couldn't do it as I didn't know the skills of floating although I know how to swim. The instuctor told me that I have to pass the swimming test before I get the certification. But luckily, I was managed to swim in breaststroke for 10mins on the next day. Also, I pass the written exam by scoring 42 out of 50. haha~~ so lucky!!

In my first open water dive, it was a bit scary cos I never swim in sea before!! I kept swallowing sea water. I was nearly full after I came up from water. But then I was managed to stop drinking the sea water.

Under the water, I saw a lot of tropical fishes, corals. I also saw a sea turtle which always put its head into the corals...........  and a lazy shark which is always sleeping.

And the people on the boat are really nice. We play cards and chat together. We also had a party after the boat trip~~   here are some photos underwater.

The next station is Ayers Rock in Uluru national park

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