Wednesday, May 09, 2007

should I , shouldnt I? Trying to decide if I can justify spending $450 on flights to Sydney in July. eek, why are they so expensive?! at the moment, I'm looking at July 19 to July 23, but then I also need to visit Wellington! Dunedin has been struck off the cards, sorry, but time and money don't allow me to visit there too. too little time, made more complicated by the fact that I dont yet know when my new job will start, AND, my parents are going overseas on July 31st, so I want to be in Chch to spend time with them too.
do you like my new updated blog with pretty pictures on the side?

EDIT: tickets to Sydney booked!!! July 19 - 24th.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yes, come to Sydney! :)
Actually, Dunedin's probably a better option, you know lovely people there, whereas Sydney?! What's Sydney got? Nothing except warm weather, hot backpackers and pretty men in suits... why come here?
x nicx

INGRID said...

hahaha. but you left out the bottle of wine in your fridge, waiting for my arrival.
i shall attempt to book my tickets this evening, when i get home from work.

Anonymous said...

Damn - I could have a bottle of wine here too....and you can't beat that chill in the air, pretty autumn leaves, it's possibly going to rain or snow so let's find a bar with a fire and have more wine just in case vibe that Dunedin has going for it. Warm weather - bah! we have men in suits and lovely chequered winter scarves-mmmm.....

LissXX

INGRID said...

mmmm indeed.
don't make me feel worse than I already do, Liss!!! i want to come to Dunedin, but my time at home is already limited!!! my poor parents, the first two weekends after i get back and i'll be jetting off to Aus and Welly.

. . . with Len McGrane said...

Hi Ingrid. What's that you mentioned about another contract? Anotheryear in Korea? Same school? same job? More money? We're all fine here ...

INGRID said...

Hi Len,
Yes, my one year contract in Daegu finishes in early July, and then I'm visit NZ for 3 weeks, then I'm off to Seoul to a new job - teaching adults instead of kids.