Pyro Patrick.

I fell asleep in the middle of the afternoon and woke up to see my friend Raphael looking like this... Surreal!

Taking the boat out... That was a laugh - but it's hard work!

And today I realised that if you look the other the way from my balcony, the view is actually much better...

And there it was. The reason I love Germany.

The Spaghettieis

The view from my room...

Can anyone think of a good reason why pedestrian crossings in Germany might have two red men?

It's like someone went into my head, took my idea for the ultimate t-shirt of all time, and then made it.

Today I took out my godson Oscar and his mum Danni for Oscar's first trip on Southend Pier - and it was a great day!

Today I had no inspiration but then my new phone came so I took a photo of it next to an older phone and it made me think that things change and then I put them down and had some Coke.

Today I was the very first person in the British Library, as my cloakroom ticket shows. I thought that was really cool, but now I forget why.

We had jelly beans.

I've finally seen it! (I've been desperate to see this film - unfortunately it was out in Australia while I was in England and out in England while I was in Australia, but fortunately, our cinema was showing it this afternoon.)I forgot how annoying kids can be in cinemas - why do they feel the need to say everything they see? It's like Catchphrase. But the film was great - and I should point out that it's very rare for me to go the cinema two days in a row...

After spending six years studying in London, I thought it was about time I went to see a film at the Odeon on Leicester Square...

I finally got all my planning done for Music School... (My cheeks are puffed out here in a sigh of relief, I'm not just a lot fatter than Monday)

Yay, my 'F's have arrived! (Wow, it must look like I get exciting stuff through the post every day!)

Yay, the new Danny Wallace book has arrived!

Jetlag kicks in. It's 3.09am and I'm not the least bit sleepy. Argh.

Due to our flight being delayed by fifteen hours (later seventeen), the airline put us up in a rather swanky Hilton hotel in the city. Don't worry, I blended right in.

Our cousin's husband, Clyde, took us out for a ride in his boat, Bonehead. (That was an experience and a half!)

Where could this be?

Another day, another new cousin to meet - this is Jesse.

For our last day in Melbourne, the family all put their handprints on a canvas for my sister to put up in her new place (I'm the green one!)

The unmistakable entrance to Luna Park (and the first photo taken with my new camera!).

This is, I promise you, Karl Kennedy from Neighbours (you will see some better photos, not taken by me!)

Harriet with another cousin, Jacob - it was great seeing everyone again.

It was ABSOLUTELY FREEZING in that tent!

We went camping for a night. I wasn't a great deal of help in putting up the tent, but I did take this photo of myself holding a hammer so it would look like I had helped.

Shopping at Melbourne Central (this is inside a shopping centre).

Not a bad view from the hotel...

Check out the name of this road... (a little hard to read I know, but it was from a moving car and really sunny!)