Sunday night in Sydney
Well, I am way overdue for some updates. I have done some writing in my written journal, that I figure I can just copy over.
February 28, 2010 10:40 AM
My, Steph & I parted ways. For I wanted to see Bondi beach and they didn’t really want to check it out. Right now I decided to grab breakfast at a café not too far from the hostel, they have free wifi, something I need to remember for tomorrow.
Because I haven’t decided how I have to spend my last day here exactly. This trip so far has been all right. Sydney itself reminds me of a cleaner version of NYC in terms of being a 24-hour city, but also has hints of Dallas and Boston. I dropped Leigh off at her place at 3 AM last night but you’d never know that it was 3AM. The streets were filled with cars, people walking, people standing around dancing to a guy with a guitar. I’m not sure if this is the real vibe of the city or if it’s just because it’s mardi gras. Tonight I’ll get more of an idea of how it is because I feel like you rally see a city for what it is on a Sunday night. On a Sunday night the city doesn’t have its typical distractions, things are opened for the sake of being opened, so you get to see how long things really are alive for. Tonight I know I’ll get to see how the city is, for what it is.
