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Fun in Australia

After a long trip out to Australia (that got even longer because of weather delays and missing connecting flights as a result) and fun times visiting Australia for the first time, I am back home. Jetlag was a menace, but I had lots of fun exploring the various places with my boyfriend. We also went to the Gold Coast for his friend's wedding. It was a very busy trip, leaving us exhausted, but still a great time. Would have been nice if we could have stayed longer, but it just means we'll have to go back to make more memories together. Getting ready for the wedding and such definitely took up a considerable portion of our time there, but it was still fun just helping him out and seeing the new sights. I got to meet family and friends he has out there, which was cool, too. It was such a beautiful wedding, and it was an honor to be included. Definitely going to need time to recover from the return trip home and jetlag, but it's great to be back with Tsuki again.

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