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Hello from an Aussie girl
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almost home.
Do y'all feel weird singing Christmas carols that mention snow and being cold, or do y'all just have your own set of carols?
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Good question 
I don't feel weird singing about the snow at Christmas, it helps take my mind away from the reality of heat waves. Hopefully it won't be too bad this summer.
The only Australian Christmas Carol I can think of is called "Six White Boomers", and it's great: http://youtube.com/watch?v=hlSsffF2xhA
I don't feel weird singing about the snow at Christmas, it helps take my mind away from the reality of heat waves. Hopefully it won't be too bad this summer.
The only Australian Christmas Carol I can think of is called "Six White Boomers", and it's great: http://youtube.com/watch?v=hlSsffF2xhA
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Hello 
My current occupation is full-time, stay-at-home mother. Working in a paid job will be a welcome break When my girls go to school (my youngest starts 2012), I would love to try to become a professional genealogist. I have been doing my own family research for about twelve years, and in the past few years have done family research for others. I found a friend's father for her, which was really rewarding.
Of course, I will do this part-time to start with, and have some kind of guaranteed pay job, at least until I see whether I can realistically make a career out of it or not.
My current occupation is full-time, stay-at-home mother. Working in a paid job will be a welcome break
When my girls go to school (my youngest starts 2012), I would love to try to become a professional genealogist. I have been doing my own family research for about twelve years, and in the past few years have done family research for others. I found a friend's father for her, which was really rewarding.Of course, I will do this part-time to start with, and have some kind of guaranteed pay job, at least until I see whether I can realistically make a career out of it or not.
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It's kind of humid today, but overall it has been quite a cool holiday period. We're currently in a drought, but have had quite a bit of rain lately (several floods in some areas, so from one extreme to the other!), and the rain made what I expected to be a hot Christmas rather cool. It's weird to think that there was a nearly 20 degree (celsius) difference between this Christmas, and the Christmas a few years ago when there was a heat wave and it reached about 45 degrees celsius.
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I've never really thought about it. I don't exactly have a favourite, but I find sloths quite interesting. They are such weird, unique creatures.
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I had my parents and sister visit, which was great. The kids love them, and my family was great with the girls.
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My part of Australia is. I'm in the state of Queensland, originally from the Northern part, which is a lot more humid than the southern part, which is where I live now. I find it quite pleasant in this area. But it can get really hot in the summer. It doesn't get that cold in winter (compared to other places at least). It gets really cold in parts of states like Tasmania, New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory and Victoria, and snows in parts of these states. I've never seen snow, though.
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Australia's a pretty great country, it has really diverse landscapes. I'm glad you like it
I don't actually like sports, probably because I'm horrible at them myself. I played netball for a bit in school, but even then I wasn't sure what I was doing half the time
I don't actually like sports, probably because I'm horrible at them myself. I played netball for a bit in school, but even then I wasn't sure what I was doing half the time
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Sadly, no. I would love to travel, especially to the UK (where my mother is from). One day I'll get there
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