All done; going home (:

Sup everybody? Well, as you probably picked up from the title, I'm going home. It's only about half way through the trip, but I'm a little homesick and wanted to come home and go to school and stuff. Had a couple of flights from Pakistan and landed at Sydney, where I was met by my family at about 10pm. We've now all gone to our respective places and it's 2:06am (I'm up because for me it's about 9pm) and I'll try and get all my stuff sorted, like storage boxes, school work and football and try to get things back to normal (:

I don't think I'll be posting on this blog anymore, so if I'm not gonna see you at school, I'll catchas later (:

Pakistan

Two words: load shedding. This is when the government decides to save power by unexpectedly cutting off power to the city throughout the day at seemingly random intervals. Luckily for us, the place we're staying at has a generator to keep us going, but it does get a bit annoying.

Anywho, Pakistan. It's hot and it's dry but it's still pretty cool ( :P get it?) We have a restaurant in our place, but the food is less than good. But, we do have a Pizza Hut next to us, so it's pretty sweet :P

One of the amazing things about Pakistan is that when we go outside, everyone literally stops and stares at us. This is because of our white skin, and my less-than-appropriate clothes for their culture :P Cathy describes it as being 'like Paris Hilton', which I think is fair.

There's not much to do in Pakistan, so if you wanna have a look around, you have to take a car or bus out to one of their tourist attractions.

Didn't spend long in Pakistan, but it was kind of relaxing not doing much.

Annnnnnnndddddd... that's it for now. Catchas later (: