First three weeks on Sydney

Pictures from Prabins blog It’s about 6.30 in the morning of 20 July 2007 when I landed first at Sydney. It’s a cold morning in fact that my ears are getting red.Shit, I forget the Warm cap ...anyway my friend Sajan was already there to pick me up. After the first day to yet, I have basically the same routine.
I don’t why I got so lazy that I slept here up to 10:00 am. At first I thought that it happens just for few days. But whenever I open my eyes there was already 10.00am after the roll wise system in hostel we total 6 in my group prepare food .Then after having dal bhat i have bought the weekly pass of train which work up to a week. Really the transportation in Australia is too expensive. I paid around 32$ per week to travel. Then with train I used to go college which is at the city named Wynyard. I have selected the classes on Mon, Tue, Wed that one my friend suggests me to take class after 1 pm that I may get a job (?) on the morning. Then on the remaining days after college I usually visit the city that I may get a job. But Dude its not easy over here. At the evening after the whole day city ride we friends used to have the potato wedges at Woolworths. It is the cheapest one that’s why we tried it more and some days with the chicken wings and chicken legs.
Up to these three weeks I don’t have such a wonderful days and events to share with you people. Talking about some of the place I visited its Harbour bridge .It takes me around 15 to 20 minutes to cross the bridge by foot .Next one is the Darling harbour and the Opera house. But I don’t see it anything special on that stuff. The next thing is the people of Australia ...the original citizen of Australia are said to “aussie” and the more I got here is the Chinese. every where i used to see them....But the Nepalese are also not less wherever you go any college university ...you will get some nepali there. So “NO WORRIES”.
Interesting thing in Nepal if some one asked you that Did you understand then by shaking my head up and down I said YES but here it is totally different if you shake your head up and down then that’s NO here and to tell some one that you understand or that the thing is YES then shake your head left and right which is No at Nepal. Nice culture...I got it to know on my class....from my teacher Michael.
At last life is rolling on here at Australia with the morning on Berala hostel, Whole day at city, Evening at the QVB (Queen Victoria Building)It is supposed to be the Basanatpur of Nepal then again back to Berala from train and rest the night on hostel with the 25 guys. I never think that by staying at Australia also I have so many nepali people at a hostel with the nepali common (....) words on each and every seconds...I am not missing Nepal right now that to think about Nepal i don’t have any Australian flavour that I may felt I am in Australia!!!Anyway NO WORRIES