365 Days has passed

Today 14th April 2009 is our 1st anniversary; we have been in Melbourne Australia for 1 Full Year (365 days).

It seems so fast time has passed. I can still remember that the day we arrived. We got our Australia mobile numbers, rent a car from the airport rush to the real-estate office to collect the rented house key and then rush out to do shopping to make the house liveable.

It is a phenomenon for everyone to think time is passing real fast?

When you are little you always want to grow up fast. my two boys they want to be like me being grown up. so that they can do this..and that.

When you are in Primary School you hope that you are in High School fast ... just can't wait to grow up fast enough...

When you are in High School you hare hoping that you in College or University...

For me the last 365 days passes so fast that it felt like it vanished into think air. after some thinking i finally realise that time ticking is always the same from the pass till now it did not move any faster or slower, the reason i felt that time passes fast is because God has BLESS me a wonderful year. I think when you are happy times just pass without you knowing.

Try to imagine that you are in this situation where your country is at WAR or something bad has happen or business not doing well and you are struggling to survive. I don’t think that time passes fast? You will be hopping to that all this will pass soon but it would felt like a minute is equal to an hour, a day will be a month and a year will be like a decade long.

When you think time passes fast do remembers what GOD has done in your life and all the blessing that he has given to you to make time passes fast

Mornington Peninsula - Alpaca Breeder

After picking the strawberries we continue driving around the area. Our next stop is 

I am not good expressing with words so i am just going to load all the photo here and let the photo express themselves

Mornington Peninsula - Sunny Ridge

Last week we visited "Mornington Peninsula" is a nice place. 

We started by driving all the way to Dromana for Strawberries picking. We went to this place call Sunny Ridge

After all the hard work ... now is the time to enjoy the fruit



After a break we continue with Raspberries picking

Dockland Fireworks

Here is some fireworks photo I took on the New Year Eve at Dockland

The Great Ocean Road

The Great Ocean Road (GOR) is a 243 km stretch of road along the south-eastern coast of Australia between the Victorian cities of Torquay and Warrnambool. The road was constructed as a Memorial to those killed in the First World War. It is one of Australia's great scenic coastline drives.

GOR starts at Torquay and travels westward to the outskirts of Warrnambool. The road forms about 90% of B100 (previously designated as State Route 100), the remaining 10% known as the Surfcoast Highway which joins Geelong to Torquay.

We Conquer part of GOR, on the 29/12/2008, we started our journey from Doncater East to Port Campbell on the GOR, it took us about 4 hour via the inland route.


and coming back we took the GOR route. The journey back was challenging, long and winding road. 

while we are on the GOR we visited :-

God's Wonderful Creations

The Grotto

London Arch 

(formerly known as London Bridge before collapse of land section)

The Arch

Thunder Cave

The Blowhole

Elephant Rock