Pros and Cons of Australia.

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I don't envy models. It doesn't seem like a very appealing life to me. Also, I want to be able to eat something lol
 
Jellyfish are our friends too. I'm alway fascinated with jellyfish 🪼

In the US I think they are called jellofish
 
I've never heard 'em called jellofish here.

I like watching jellyfish when I go to the aquarium.
 
Some of the Pros, our great beaches, genuinely good weather, multicultural foods, freedom to be Christian.

Some of the Cons, terrible politicians, very high house prices, poor public transport.

Having spent most of my life here, it's not a bad place to live.
I'm somewhat of a cheese dork, and I've got to say that Old Croc extra sharp cheddar is possibly the best cheese I've ever put in my mouth, and I've put a lot of cheese in my mouth. The smoked is also amazing.
 
No Babyel Cheeses?

I heard there was something called Coon Cheese in Aussie. The only cheese I bought there was one that came in a snack pack with crackers got from Aldi but I can't remember the name of it. I bought it to snack on when I went to the zoo.

Lobster sandwiches were really good though. The bread/toast was thick and dripping with butter.

I also had ginger bears.
 
It would have been nice to go to the Sydney aquarium, I think they have a sealife one there, but I didn't have time, I went to Taronga Zoo. If you pay a bit extra, you can feed and hug a koala.