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Bye Bye Perth
So we're leaving Perth tonight.
Went yumcha with Bee's grandparents, uncle and aunty for lunch. Boy am I glad I'm returning to the REAL dim sums in Melbourne! :P
After lunch, Bee and I went to the warehouse sale of Australian Fine China. What a random thing to do on our last day here in Perth huh? And we're not even that domesticated. -_-
Everything was dirt cheap at the sale! But we couldn't buy any since our luggages were already bordering on being overweight, and Bee's family has a thing for Corelle anyway.
We then went for a drive around some of the most expensive suburbs in Perth - Peppermint Grove and Mosman Park. Bee was hoping to show me the Prix d'Amour mansion, not knowing that it had been demolished in 2006. It's the effort that counts, huh sweetie? Now let's channel that energy at working towards buying us a house at one of these suburbs. Haha.
As I was packing our luggages later on the day, I checked the camera and realised that we had taken less than 25 photos during our whole 2-weeks stay here in Perth. I really shouldn't be surprised since we were mostly dormant, and then conveniently forgot to bring the camera when we did actually go out.
This is one of my favourite pictures:
It's bye bye for now, Perth. I'm sorry that we didn't get to know each other too well this time, but I promise we'll do better next time, okay?
Muacks!
Went yumcha with Bee's grandparents, uncle and aunty for lunch. Boy am I glad I'm returning to the REAL dim sums in Melbourne! :P
After lunch, Bee and I went to the warehouse sale of Australian Fine China. What a random thing to do on our last day here in Perth huh? And we're not even that domesticated. -_-
Everything was dirt cheap at the sale! But we couldn't buy any since our luggages were already bordering on being overweight, and Bee's family has a thing for Corelle anyway.
We then went for a drive around some of the most expensive suburbs in Perth - Peppermint Grove and Mosman Park. Bee was hoping to show me the Prix d'Amour mansion, not knowing that it had been demolished in 2006. It's the effort that counts, huh sweetie? Now let's channel that energy at working towards buying us a house at one of these suburbs. Haha.
As I was packing our luggages later on the day, I checked the camera and realised that we had taken less than 25 photos during our whole 2-weeks stay here in Perth. I really shouldn't be surprised since we were mostly dormant, and then conveniently forgot to bring the camera when we did actually go out.
This is one of my favourite pictures:
It's bye bye for now, Perth. I'm sorry that we didn't get to know each other too well this time, but I promise we'll do better next time, okay?
Muacks!
