Sydney!

Wasn't  a bad place to chill for an afternoon

I am horrible with making busses or trains on time,  and am notorious for reading the time table wrong or getting lost on the way to the stop, so naturally I  left room for error to get to the airport to go to Sydney. So I wake up at 5:30 in order to catch my bus to get to the airport. However, the one time everything goes perfect and I ended up sitting at theairport for two hours when I could have easily been sleeping in my hostel (I was quite angry with myself). But Sydney was an awesome city, I could definitely see myself living there at some point. It was pretty bustling western city, but it still maintained the laid back aussie vibe. I loved that it has the huge business buildings filled with suits and ties and then surfers in wet suits right down the street. I stayed Linsdey, a friend of mine from back in Colorado. It was definitely a nice change of pace to see someone from back home. She lives in an apartment in Coogee beach. A beautiful little beach town about a 30 minute bus ride from central Sydney. When I first got there I had to kill about 2 hours until Lindsey finished class so I just got lunch and sat by the harbor. I had a view of the bridge, the harbor and the opera house from my chair, I could have stayed there for hours. After meeting Lindsey we walked around coogee beach and made dinner at one of her mates houses. Great intro to Sydney!