Goals for Oz

Of the many fantastical things Tamar made me for my trip, one was an "Australian bingo." Essentially, she wrote out 36 things for me to try and accomplish while here. Some I'm still not sure what they mean and others I'm excited to try. Her rules were that I had to take pictures and get a signature of a witness for proof. I'll keep you posted on my progress. In no particular order they are:

1. Hold a Koala (bonus if the koala is a baby)
2. Go to a football [soccer] game and cheer for Aussies
3. Visit the Queen Victoria Market
4. Try 3 different types of Aussie amber fluid [bonus points if you like it]
5. Eat fairy bread
6. Walk on the Harbour Bridge
7. Play cricket
8. Visit an aboriginal art community
9. Make 5 new Aussie friends [bonus points for remembering their names]
10. Spent some time in a cave
11. Take a picture of a wallaby
12. Eat kangaroo
13. Speak with an Aussie accent all day
14. Go to an outdoor cinema
15. Visit the Great Barrier Reed (bonus points for diving down)
16. Put some shrimp on the barbie (prawns will do)
17. Drink in 5 different pubs
18. Pet a roo (bonus points for getting inside her pouch)
19. See a tassie devil (bonus points if it's in the wild)
20. Sit in front of a bush telly
21. Visit the Praire Hotel, the oldest pub in the country
22. Take a picture with the rock art on Shelly Beach
23. Go to Philip Island Nature Park
24. Ride a train
25. Catch a Sydney ferry from Circular Quay, Sydney Harbour to Darling Harbour and return
26. Go sandboarding
27. Have a barbie with friends on the beach
28. Visit the Sydney Opera House (bonus points for seeing an Opera)
29. Visit Kangaroo Island
30. Surf it up (bonus points for staying up more than 15 seconds)
31. Buy a bohemian purse
32. Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens
33. Do the Sydney Bridge climb
34. See then natives surf on Pebbly Beach
35. Spy a platapus in the wild
36. Run with the penguins

#3 Visit the Queen Victoria Market - check!

I saw it, but didn't buy it...scary. 

Ordering the most expensive noodles to make spaghetti. The woman did not understand what I meant by 'marinara' sauce. I looked later, none of the tomato sauces here are called marinara. 

In awe over something spectacular, I'm sure. 

The outdoor portion had a wide array of cheap clothes and goods to choose from as well. I thought these pants would be particularly suitable for you, Tamar.